Manufacturing Engineering Technician

Orion Talent is partnering with a leading semiconductor equipment client to find an Engineering Technician for their pilot manufacturing team. You'll help bring semiconductor process modules to life in a fast-paced R&D manufacturing environment by assembling and testing modules, identifying issues, and helping develop the work instructions that shape how products are built. You'll work alongside engineers and technical writers in a culture where safety and professional conduct come first.

• Location: Portland, OR
• Pay: $26 to $38 per hour
• Employment type: Direct hire
• Shift: [Shift days and hours, e.g., 12-hour shifts, 3 or 4 days per week]

• Collaborate with engineers and technical writers to assemble, test, and refine module designs and work instructions
• Perform work according to work instructions, with your sign-off confirming complete and validated work
• Accurately document issues and key information in the client's systems of record, including issue logs, quality nonconformances, and operation sign-offs
• Close out open issues and tracking items in a timely way

• Practice a Safety-First mindset and follow lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedures strictly
• Use Stop Work Authority whenever you see an unsafe condition or act
• Spot work being done outside of ideal ergonomics
• Join safety walkthroughs at least once per quarter
• Understand and create safety permits for non-standard activities

• Take bay assignments and goals from Leads, and flag early if goals are misaligned
• Complete written and verbal passdowns at the start and end of every shift
• Keep your bay 6S compliant and your material carts organized throughout the shift
• Give direct, constructive feedback on workmanship or performance concerns
• Attend daily stretches and shift announcements, and complete assigned training on time

• The stamina to work 12+ hour shifts in confined spaces while wearing clean-room gowns
• The ability to squat, kneel, walk, climb, stand, and reach outside neutral for over 50% of your shift, and to lift 35 pounds
• Steady hands and strong attention to detail for repetitive, precise handling of tools and objects
• Comfort working in a fast-paced, time-sensitive environment
• Strong teamwork and communication skills
• A willingness to wear required PPE (safety shoes, glasses, gloves, and bump caps)

• Regular one-on-one meetings with your supervisor
• An optional annual Individual Development Plan to map your skill gaps, goals, and career path
• Opportunities to grow through projects, new skills, and team roles such as Safety Ambassador