What are the responsibilities and job description for the Electronic Tester 3rd shift position at Integrated Resources, Inc ( IRI )?
Pablo is seeking candidates that have experience in assembling and testing electronics but is opened to entry level with transferable skills.
Sun-Thur 11pm-6:30am | Training on 1st shift
Job Description:
The individual will be on the production test floor working on assigned products utilizing manual and automated test equipment, electro-mechanical handlers and related documentation according to product requirements.
Essential Job Functions
Per work instructions, sets up test equipment and performs electrical testing of semiconductors in a fast-paced production environment
Counting and visual inspections of devices
Assisting and completing engineering work orders
Basic computer skills to properly identify and interpret pass/fail parameters to be recorded and entered into Camstar (REI internal application used to enter and track production lot transactions)
Other Duties And Responsibilities
Maintaining a clean work environment
Filling nitrogen tanks
Preparation, Knowledge, Skills & Abilities
High School Diploma or equivalent
1-2 years’ experience preferred in a related field or general knowledge of microProduct and handling of semiconductors
Mechanical (knowledge of basic hand tools), Problem solving skills, proactive, detail oriented, fast learner, works well and independently under pressure
Read and write English and basic math skills
Patience while training, adaptable, must have integrity and be trustworthy, must have good judgement and get along with others, good problem-solving and communication skills, not afraid to ask questions and a have positive attitude
WORKING CONDITIONS/PHYSICAL DEMANDS Social/Environmental Requirements:
Work requires close attention to detail for the job to be performed accurately
Work is varied every day and the Test Operator must be adaptable to respond to these changes and use independent judgement to manage priorities.
Loud background noise
Sensory Requirements
Close work (paperwork, visual examination)
Color vision/perception
Visual Monotony
Must be able to see clearly with or without glasses
Hot and cold temperature
Conversation
Monitoring equipment
Telephone
Background noise
Physical Requirements
Light/Medium physical work
Occasionally exerting force of 50 pounds
Occasionally walking
Frequently standing
Seldom/ twisting
Seldom/ bending
Power grasping with both hands
Manipulation with both hands
Pushing and pulling with both hands
Light/Moderate keyboard use
Reaching above shoulder/below shoulder
Pushing machinery possibly over 100 lbs.
Lifting and carrying items up to 50lbs
Job requires some endurance/frequent endurance with up to 5-6 hours without a break
- Phone interview with Fernanda or Stacey, then onsite interview.
- Pablo's interview time slots: Everyday 3pm and 3:30pm (2 candidates per day)
Sun-Thur 11pm-6:30am | Training on 1st shift
Job Description:
The individual will be on the production test floor working on assigned products utilizing manual and automated test equipment, electro-mechanical handlers and related documentation according to product requirements.
Essential Job Functions
Per work instructions, sets up test equipment and performs electrical testing of semiconductors in a fast-paced production environment
Counting and visual inspections of devices
Assisting and completing engineering work orders
Basic computer skills to properly identify and interpret pass/fail parameters to be recorded and entered into Camstar (REI internal application used to enter and track production lot transactions)
Other Duties And Responsibilities
Maintaining a clean work environment
Filling nitrogen tanks
Preparation, Knowledge, Skills & Abilities
High School Diploma or equivalent
1-2 years’ experience preferred in a related field or general knowledge of microProduct and handling of semiconductors
Mechanical (knowledge of basic hand tools), Problem solving skills, proactive, detail oriented, fast learner, works well and independently under pressure
Read and write English and basic math skills
Patience while training, adaptable, must have integrity and be trustworthy, must have good judgement and get along with others, good problem-solving and communication skills, not afraid to ask questions and a have positive attitude
WORKING CONDITIONS/PHYSICAL DEMANDS Social/Environmental Requirements:
Work requires close attention to detail for the job to be performed accurately
Work is varied every day and the Test Operator must be adaptable to respond to these changes and use independent judgement to manage priorities.
Loud background noise
Sensory Requirements
Close work (paperwork, visual examination)
Color vision/perception
Visual Monotony
Must be able to see clearly with or without glasses
Hot and cold temperature
Conversation
Monitoring equipment
Telephone
Background noise
Physical Requirements
Light/Medium physical work
Occasionally exerting force of 50 pounds
Occasionally walking
Frequently standing
Seldom/ twisting
Seldom/ bending
Power grasping with both hands
Manipulation with both hands
Pushing and pulling with both hands
Light/Moderate keyboard use
Reaching above shoulder/below shoulder
Pushing machinery possibly over 100 lbs.
Lifting and carrying items up to 50lbs
Job requires some endurance/frequent endurance with up to 5-6 hours without a break
