Thin Film Operator Level I
About UsStellar Industries is a rapidly growing industry leader in manufacturing metalized ceramics. We are a major supplier of innovative, high-quality parts to the Aerospace, Photonics, Telecommunications, and Commercial industries. The company was acquired by TRUMPF Photonics and has had significant growth.About the RoleThe Thin Film Operator will be responsible for the deposition of thin film coatings and photolithography on microelectronic parts. The functions are performed in adherence with the pre-established thin film process sheets that identify the manufacturing procedures specific to each type of part that is being manufactured to ensure and maintain lot integrity.What You Get to DoComplete work according to process sheet instructions, in a tightly controlled environmentTest work results and document part parameters by completing the process sheet and recording yield data in the FileMaker databaseInspect parts dimensionally against customer requirements as found in the routerProcesses will include: PhotolithographyFollow all safety protocolsPerform routine machine maintenance and record data in FileMaker if applicableMaintain an organized and clean work areaCross-train as requested in other areas of the company About You0-3 years of experience.Must be able to work in a standing position for up to 10 hours.Must be able to wear a lab coat, spittle mask, boot covering, and gloves while working.Position requires working with chemicals, measuring devices, and microscopes.Individual must have previous experience working in a similar environment.Individual must have previous experience with Photolithography.Must be able to work with general supervision and demonstrate extremely high levels of precision and accuracy.High School Diploma or GED What We OfferCompetitive WageA generous benefits package that includes medical, dental, 401K plans, and PTOEmployer-paid vision plan, Employer paid Basic Life and AD&D Insurance, and Employer Paid Disability InsuranceTuition Reimbursement4-Day workweek