Operator D Shift

Polar Semiconductor, LLC; BLOOMINGTON (MN); On-site; USD 48,000 - 49,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Disability insurance

Life insurance

401(k) with company match

Paid time off

Annual bonus

Tuition reimbursement

Job summary

Polar Semiconductor, LLC is seeking a D-Shift wafer fabrication operator to support multiple process areas, including photo resist, bake, align, expose, develop/inspect, oxide and metal etching, and wafer cleaning.

You will log wafers in the Net Vision system, follow established procedures, and participate in safety, quality, and cost-containment initiatives. This 12-hour shift (Thu, Fri, Sat, and Wed 5:50pm–6:00am) offers competitive pay with overtime and annual incentives.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED required.
• Ability to read, write and perform basic arithmetic.
• Must follow established methods and procedures and work accurately.

Responsibilities

• Fabricate wafers in assigned areas (photo resist, bake, align, expose, develop/inspect, etching, and cleaning).
• Log processed/in-process wafers using Net Vision system.
• Support quality, safety, environmental programs and yield initiatives.
• Assist with equipment setup and cross-training as needed.

Skills

Basic math

Reading/writing

Follow procedures

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Tools

Net Vision system

Job description

**D-Shift (Thur, Fri, Sat, eo Wed 5:50pm – 6am)****Pay:** $19.00 per hour plus 22% shift differential and overtime! Total hourly salary - $23.18, plus annual incentive program.**JOB SUMMARY:**Responsible for wafer fabrication within an assigned functional area such as: photo resist application, bake, align, expose, develop/inspect, oxide and metal etching, and wafer cleaning according to specifications.**DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:**Perform production processes as assigned by Supervisor / Manager in such areas: Photo, Etch, Thin films, Metal dep, Diffusion, Epi, LPCVD and including all support areas. Inspect wafers to ensure proper processing and wafer quality. Properly log all processed and in process wafers using Net Vision system. Support company initiatives, such as; quality, safety and environmental management, CQ1, 5S, yield management, and cost containment. Perform other duties as required.**GRADE LEVEL PROGRESSION MAY INCLUDE**:Equipment set-up training of lower level operators, and certification in a given number of functional areas.**EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS:**High School Diploma or GED**SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE:**Required skills in basic reading, writing, and arithmetic, simple communication.Must be able to follow established methods and procedures and perform work accordingly.**PHYSICAL DEMANDS/WORKING CONDITIONS:**Requires walking and standing on cleanroom floors for prolonged periods. Working in a cleanroom environment and wearing clean room attire (bunny suit, mask, gloves, protective eye wear and booties). Exposure to hazardous chemicals and extreme oven temperatures, 550-800C.Lift/carry/push/pull/ up to 10 pounds on a frequent and daily basis. Visual acuity. Ability to perform all wafer handling functions (i.e.: load, unload, transfer, transport, etc.). Manual dexterity to operate hand held devices such as; keyboard, keypad, mouse/trackball, scanner and wand. Ability to perform two handed cassette/wafer handling including two handed grip and grasp, on a frequent to continuous and daily basis. Ability to perform physical requirements throughout the course of 12-hour shifts.**Benefits & Other Eligible Compensation**: Includes health, dental, vision, disability and life insurance, 401(k) plan with company match, paid time off, annual bonus, and tuition reimbursement.