Manufacturing Technical Coordinator (Die Sort-Day)

Manufacturing Technical Coordinator (Die Sort-Day) 37084917

• Hourly pay: $28/hr
• Worksite: Leading electronic testing company (Santa Rosa, CA 95403 - Onsite)
• W2 Employment, Group Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Retirement Savings Program, PSL
• 40 hours/week, 12 Month Assignment

A leading electronics testing company is looking for a Manufacturing Technical Coordinator (Die Sort-Day) to join the semiconductor Die Fab area. The successful candidate will be entrusted with the meticulous task of handling delicate integrated circuits, which are the heart of modern electronics. The company offers a family-oriented work environment.

Manufacturing Technical Coordinator (Die Sort-Day) Responsibilities:

• Impact the quality and reliability of the products, making your role essential to the success of the manufacturing process.
• Collaborate with engineering groups and trainers will not only contribute to the area's goals but also facilitate your professional growth as you acquire new skills and expand your expertise in this cutting-edge field.

Manufacturing Technical Coordinator (Die Sort-Day) Qualifications:

• Manufacturing experience is a plus.
• The ability to follow product documentation and engineering specifications with precision ensures that each circuit meets the stringent standards required for performance.
• Meticulous attention to detail, the ability to follow complex instructions, and a steady hand for handling delicate products.
• Proficiency in using computer programs and semi-automated equipment is also essential.
• Effective communication and teamwork are crucial, even when working independently, to ensure alignment with the team's objectives and to facilitate the sharing of knowledge and skills.
• Good hand/eye coordination
• Attention to detail and able to read complex process docs
• Continuous learning and adaptability are also important, as the role may require acquiring new skills to handle varying scopes and complexities of work.
• A commitment to quality and a thorough understanding of engineering specifications are what make a Sort operator successful in this field.

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