Advanced Manufacturing Technician - Lasers & Semiconductors

Jobvite, Inc.; Vancouver (WA); On-site; USD 32,000 - 44,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Shift differentials

Performance-based bonuses

Paid vacation and holidays

Health, dental & vision benefits

401(k) with company match

Job summary

nLIGHT, based in Camas, Washington, is seeking Manufacturing Technicians to operate automated production tools and support high-volume laser component manufacturing. You will troubleshoot equipment, collect data, and ensure safety and quality while following standard procedures.

You will collaborate with process engineering on continuous improvements, utilize lean and Six Sigma concepts, and participate in maintenance and tool-down reduction efforts.

Qualifications

• Experience operating automated production tools in high-volume settings.
• Ability to troubleshoot equipment and process issues and document status.
• Fundamental knowledge of PCVD technology and electronic signal controls.
• Comfort with using common hand tools and measuring devices.
• Strong communication skills and teamwork.
• Follow OCAP and complete Litmos training.

Responsibilities

• Load, operate and maintain automated production tools to meet quality and throughput targets.
• Troubleshoot equipment and process issues and communicate status and proposed solutions.
• Perform routine maintenance and calibrations of process equipment.
• Collaborate with process engineering to drive continuous process improvements.
• Support engineering in documenting processes on Prototype and High-volume lines.
• Carry out manufacturing builds and tasks to meet production goals.

Skills

Automation tool operation

Troubleshooting

Process improvement

Reading schematics/blueprints

Team collaboration

Safety compliance

Documentation & data entry

PCVD knowledge

Tools

Multimeters

Hand tools

Job description

nLIGHT, based in Camas, Washington, is seeking Manufacturing Technicians to operate automated production tools and support high-volume laser component manufacturing. You will troubleshoot equipment, collect data, and ensure safety and quality while following standard procedures.

You will collaborate with process engineering on continuous improvements, utilize lean and Six Sigma concepts, and participate in maintenance and tool-down reduction efforts.