Solar Process Technician: Optimization & Data Analysis

Jeffersonville PV Cells Corporation; Jeffersonville (IN); On-site; USD 42,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

CS Power Systems, a cutting-edge division of Canadian Solar, is hiring a Process Technician in Jeffersonville, Indiana. The role focuses on maintaining and improving production processes, analyzing data, and ensuring KPI performance across efficiency, yield, cost, and reliability.

The ideal candidate holds a bachelor's in chemical, materials science, or microelectronics, with 1–2 years in solar cell manufacturing preferred.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in chemical, materials science, microelectronics, or related field.
• 1-2 years of experience in solar cell industry or related manufacturing preferred.
• Fresh graduates considered for entry level positions.

Responsibilities

• Resolve efficiency, yield, productivity, cost and reliability issues in the assigned process according to standards.
• Provide failure analysis, containment and corrective actions to keep production lines operational.
• Perform daily routine tasks as per SOP and as required by cross-functional production team.
• Conduct process experiments to improve cell efficiency, stability, yield and productivity.
• Gather experimental data, analyse results, and present summary reports.
• Maintain records in process/machine parameter checklist and SPC charts.
• Participate in equipment maintenance and shutdown activities and recover machines timely.
• Attend daily process meetings and communicate issues with engineers and supervisors.

Education

Bachelor's degree in chemical engineering

Bachelor's degree in materials science

Bachelor's degree in microelectronics

Job description

CS Power Systems, a cutting-edge division of Canadian Solar, is hiring a Process Technician in Jeffersonville, Indiana. The role focuses on maintaining and improving production processes, analyzing data, and ensuring KPI performance across efficiency, yield, cost, and reliability.

The ideal candidate holds a bachelor's in chemical, materials science, or microelectronics, with 1–2 years in solar cell manufacturing preferred.