Responsible for creating CNC lathe programs, analyzing part drawings, and improving machining efficiencies in semiconductor manufacturing.

The Quality Engineer 3 will drive quality goals, manage quality processes, interact with customers, and improve performance metrics in a manufacturing setting.

Create CNC Lathe programs for semiconductor parts using Mastercam, manage program controls, and collaborate with CNC programming teams to enhance machining efficiency.

The CNC Machinist II will set up and operate CNC milling machines, ensuring conformity to customer specifications and performing inspections using calibrated equipment.

Develop CMM programs using CAD models, create quality inspection plans, and analyze customer drawings for GD&T compliance. Requires extensive metrology inspection and programming experience.

The VP of Engineering is responsible for leading the engineering team, managing resources, overseeing product development, and ensuring compliance with safety regulations while conducting strategic planning.

The Quality Supervisor manages quality operations, drives process improvement, leads a team, ensures compliance with standards, and interfaces with customers. Responsibilities include audits, inspections, and performance data synthesis.

Develop complex CNC programs for precision parts on various milling machines, collaborate with teams, oversee process documentation, and improve machining efficiencies.

The EH&S Specialist ensures compliance with safety regulations, develops policies, conducts training, audits facilities, and fosters a safety culture within the organization.

The HR Coordinator manages HR administrative tasks, including onboarding, staffing support, HRIS management, and compliance with HR processes.

The Quality Manager oversees quality operations, leading a team to enforce standards, improve processes, and synthesize performance data to enhance quality metrics and resolve issues.

The Quality Engineer 2 is responsible for executing quality goals, performing root cause analysis, statistical analysis, and supporting new product introductions in a manufacturing environment.

The Quality Engineer I will execute quality goals, drive corrective actions, perform assessments, and support cross-functional teams in maintaining quality standards.

The Manufacturing Engineer II develops lean manufacturing processes, provides technical support, and collaborates with teams to implement improvements and manage changes in a manufacturing environment.