Production Control Technician-Semi Conductor Fab- Weekend Shifts
Job DescriptionIn the Production Control role, you'll collaborate with a dedicated team focused on achieving logistics excellence. Your primary responsibilities will include shipping and receiving finished goods, expediting key jobs, and supporting production planners to hit monthly targets. You'll thrive in a dynamic, fast-paced environment where teamwork is essential. As you help streamline operations within the wafer fabrication, assembly, and test areas, your contributions will be vital to our success. Benefits include competitive compensation, opportunities for professional development, and a supportive workplace culture that values your input. Join us to be part of a team that embraces innovation and drives meaningful change in the tech industry. The shift is shift 6 (Friday through Sunday and alt Thursday 6AM to 6PM).How You Will Contribute And What You Will LearnProvide comprehensive logistics support across WFAB, DFAB, ASSM, and TEST areas.Coordinate shipping and receiving of finished good products for internal customers.Collaborate with production planners to achieve monthly shipping targets.Expedite critical development jobs through various manufacturing processes.Assist shift supervisors with managing work request Help Desk Tickets (HDT).Ensure timely adherence to schedules and priorities within the PIC department.Perform accurate computer data entry for shipping and inventory transactions.Adapt to a fast-paced environment while maintaining attention to detail and multitasking.Key Skills And Experience Must-Have:High School Diploma or equivalent experienceProficient in computer data entry and related softwareAbility to prioritize and meet production schedulesStrong teamwork and communication skillsExperience in fast-paced, dynamic work environmentsNice-To-Have:Experience with logistics or supply chain managementKnowledge of assembly and testing processesFamiliarity with Help Desk Ticket systemsStrong problem-solving skillsPrevious experience in semiconductor manufacturing environments