Training Technicians

Tata Electronics; Mayang; On-site; INR 300,000 - 550,000; Full time

Job summary

Tata Electronics seeks a Training Technician to deliver comprehensive training on IC manufacturing processes in our semiconductor labs. You will guide trainees through hands-on labs, simulations, and process demonstrations aligned with OSAT curricula, focusing on cleanroom practices, yield concepts, and defect analysis.

The role emphasizes practical and theoretical instruction, safety, and documentation of trainee progress, with opportunities to coordinate with industry partners for assessments

Qualifications

• ITI / Diploma in Electronics, Electrical, Mechatronics, Instrumentation, or Semiconductor Technology is required.
• OSAT / NSQF / Semiconductor Skill Certification is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Deliver practical and theoretical training on IC manufacturing processes.
• Instruct trainees on cleanroom protocols, ESD control, contamination control, and safety practices.
• Train students on semiconductor equipment operation, tool handling, and basic machine troubleshooting.
• Demonstrate process flow from wafer to finished IC package and explain yield, defects, and failure modes.
• Conduct hands‑on labs, simulations, and process demonstrations as per OSAT curriculum.
• Prepare trainees for OSAT / NSQF‑aligned skill assessments through mock tests and skill evaluations.
• Coordinate with industry partners and placement teams when required.

Education

ITI / Diploma in Electronics, Electrical, Mechatronics, Instrumentation, or Semiconductor Technology

OSAT / NSQF / Semiconductor Skill Certification

Tools

Semiconductor processes knowledge

Job description

Job Title: Training Technicians

Key Responsibilities

• Deliver practical and theoretical training on IC manufacturing processes such as:
• Wafer handling and preparation
• Die attach, wire bonding, and flip‑chip processes
• Encapsulation / molding techniques
• Trimming, forming, and singulation
• Electrical testing, burn‑in, and final test
• Train students on semiconductor equipment operation, tool handling, and basic machine troubleshooting
• Instruct trainees on cleanroom protocols, ESD control, contamination control, and safety practices
• Demonstrate process flow from wafer to finished IC package and explain yield, defects, and failure modes
• Conduct hands‑on labs, simulations, and process demonstrations as per OSAT curriculum
• Prepare trainees for OSAT / NSQF‑aligned skill assessments through mock tests and skill evaluations
• Ensure compliance with quality systems such as SPC, SOPs, and basic ISO practices relevant to IC manufacturing
• Maintain training equipment, ESD stations, and consumables; ensure calibration and readiness
• Track trainee performance, attendance, and competency development; maintain training documentation
• Support internal and external assessors during OSAT certification assessments
• Provide basic orientation on semiconductor industry expectations, shift culture, and shop‑floor discipline
• Coordinate with industry partners, assessment bodies, and placement teams when required

Required Qualifications

• ITI / Diploma in Electronics, Electrical, Mechatronics, Instrumentation, or Semiconductor Technology
• OSAT / NSQF / Semiconductor Skill Certification preferred

Experience

• 1–5 years of hands‑on experience in IC manufacturing, semiconductor assembly & test, or electronics manufacturing
• Experience in cleanroom or ESD‑controlled environments is highly desirable
• Training or mentoring experience is an added advantage

Technical Skills

• Knowledge of semiconductor assembly and test processes
• Understanding of IC packaging types (DIP, QFN, BGA, CSP, etc.)
• Familiarity with ESD standards, cleanroom protocols, and contamination control
• Basic understanding of yield, defects, and failure analysis
• Ability to read process flow diagrams, SOPs, and equipment manuals
• Basic computer skills for reporting and documentation

Soft Skills

• Clear communication and demonstration skills
• Strong discipline and safety‑first mindset
• Patience and ability to train entry‑level candidates
• Willingness to upgrade skills with evolving semiconductor technologies

Work Environment

• Training labs simulating cleanroom and IC manufacturing environments
• May require extended hours during assessments or industry‑aligned programs

Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

• Trainee competency and OSAT assessment success rate
• Compliance with cleanroom, ESD, and safety standards
• Equipment uptime and lab readiness
• Trainee feedback and placement readiness in semiconductor roles