Machine Operator

Responsibilities will include operating, maintaining assigned and training equipment with the ability to perform all start-up and shut-down routines required for equipment as documented on the manufacturers or company procedures.

• Laser weld:
  Ability to demonstrate their understanding of hermetically seal electronic aerospace modules.
• Machine shop:
  Ability to understand HASS CNC and Bridgeport milling machines and effectively remove covers of laser sealed electronic modules that fail the customer’s acceptance requirement testing.
• Screening:
  Ability to demonstrate their understanding of environmental stress screening of electronic aerospace modules - MIL-STD-883. This includes temperature cycling, leak testing, mechanical shock, centrifuge, powered/unpowered burn-in, laser, and ink marking of modules.
• Ability to start the equipment, verify the correct program or profile name outlined in Company documentation and running equipment.
• Ability to perform daily and weekly Preventative Maintenance, entering results into a maintenance log.
• Follow up on Manufacturing Process Instructions.
• Follow start-up (as well as shutdown) and safety procedures to operate machines.
• Adhere to all ESD, FOD and product handling requirements.
• Use of Moisture Sensitive Device (MSD) handling requirements based on the components’ Moisture Sensitive Levels (MSL).
• Ability to work in a clean room environment as well as work under a microscope for extensive periods of time.
• Comply with company work instruction and customer specifications.
• Work with small hand tools to remove FOD debris as necessary
• Comply with all in-house training as identified in job specific family and or specific training plan.
• Support all corporate and site 6S objectives.

• Knowledge of machine operation and maintenance per manufacturer's guidelines.
• Ability to work on multiple tasks/follow company procedures/product work instructions.
• Highly repetitive or routine duties.
• Ability to work in a fast-paced work environment and support multiple pieces of equipment and product lines/customer(s).
• Normally receives daily priorities from department leader.
• Works under minimal to no supervision.
• Ability to input data in Microsoft Excel.
• Ability to operate a standard Windows based computer.
• Ability to work with small hand tools to install/remove nuts, bolts, screws, etc.
• Ability to input product data accurately into a manufacturing execution system.
• Prior machine operation experience preferred.
• 1-2 years of relative experience or education.

Schedule:

Monday-Friday, 6am-2:30pm with overtime and weekend availability.