Production Technician

Overview

Rite Track is looking for a Production Technician responsible for building, testing, repairing, and troubleshooting electro‑mechanical assemblies and machines. The Technician will be responsible for tool and sub‑assembly builds, decontamination of tools, electrical and mechanical modifications, layout, final testing, and tool assembly ownership. Experienced Technicians will also perform installations, technical service, field service, and assist less experienced employees.

• Assist with the manufacturing, repair, and testing of electro‑mechanical assemblies at beginner, intermediate, or advanced complexity.
• Accurately follow assembly prints and procedures, including electrical and fluid diagrams.
• Perform decontamination of equipment used in semiconductor wet processing, ensuring proper use of PPE, MSDS, and safety protocols.
• Complete sub‑assembly builds, electrical and mechanical work, layout, and final testing of semiconductor wet processing equipment to precise customer specifications.
• Own tool assembly, tracking progress and timelines; communicate clearly with coworkers, management, and customers.
• Perform tool installations and service repairs of equipment in the field, requiring comprehension of system and subsystem functions. Travel will be required.
• Mentor less experienced technicians, providing guidance and training.
• Use engineering releases, flow plans, and electrical schematics; follow method sheets and identify documentation inaccuracies for correction.
• Work in a team atmosphere, adhering to production floor practices and guidelines.

• Good work history and strong work ethic with practical experience and knowledge of comprehensive electro‑mechanics or electronics.
• Organizational skills, leadership ability, articulate communication, and ability to work well under pressure.
• Ensure quality workmanship and promote professional behavior.
• Ability to meet or exceed quality standards in soldering, wire harnessing, cabling, plumbing, and tubing.
• Utilize fixtures, meters, and other test equipment to validate functionality.
• 2–10 years electro‑mechanical experience in the semiconductor or related industry.
• Intermediate or advanced knowledge of track systems and their operations.
• Ability to work with Engineering to review and sometimes design electrical and fluid diagrams.
• Willingness to travel up to 20% of the time, on short notice.
• Competency in manufacturing, troubleshooting, and repairing electro‑mechanical assemblies.

• Technical associate degree (EMET preferred) or equivalent.