Wafer Chemistry Lab Technician — Night Shift

WD; San Jose (CA); On-site; USD 43,000 - 58,000; Full time

Job summary

WD in California is seeking a Chemical Support Operator for night shift (AWS 7pm–7:30am) to monitor and prepare materials for wafer production, mix plating baths, and perform titrations and pH measurements.

You will use lab equipment such as XRF and titrators, follow cleanroom procedures, and document results in SPC charts; a biology/chemistry education or related college is preferred, with training provided as needed.

Qualifications

• Associate’s Degree in Biology or Chemistry, or a high school with 2 years of related college.
• Willing to train a motivated candidate with limited or related experience.
• Willing to commit to a 12-hour AWS shift and overtime as required.

Responsibilities

• Monitor chemical consumption and replenish as needed.
• Remove chemical waste and empty containers from equipment for proper disposal.
• Follow documented procedures to select, measure, dispense, mix and deliver materials to the manufacturing line.
• Set up laboratory equipment and instrumentation for tests, research, and process control.
• Test and analyze products to determine strength, purity, chemical content, and other characteristics.
• Document results of tests, analyses, and displays in SPC charts.
• Work independently with little oversight after training.

Skills

Self-starter

Lab chemical handling

Excel proficiency

Documentation

Titrations

XRF measurements

Equipment troubleshooting

Attention to detail

Communication

Quick learner

Education

Associate's Degree in Biology or Chemistry

High school diploma + 2 years college in related field

Tools

Spectro Titan XRF Tool

Mettler DL70ES Titrator

Orion pH meters

Agilent 8453

Job description

WD in California is seeking a Chemical Support Operator for night shift (AWS 7pm–7:30am) to monitor and prepare materials for wafer production, mix plating baths, and perform titrations and pH measurements.

You will use lab equipment such as XRF and titrators, follow cleanroom procedures, and document results in SPC charts; a biology/chemistry education or related college is preferred, with training provided as needed.