Jobs at Ichor Systems, Inc.

Manages engineering change control and document control processes within a PLM system. Responsibilities include tracking and distributing change orders, auditing documentation, maintaining part master records, preparing KPI reports, supporting PLM users, performing quality checks, resolving data issues, and training stakeholders on PLM and ERP workflows.

Sets up and operates CNC and conventional machining equipment, interprets blueprints and specifications, selects tools and fixtures, adjusts machine controls, troubleshoots processes, and inspects finished parts using precision measurement equipment. The role requires familiarity with CMM, GD&T, SPC, complex setups, intermediate troubleshooting, quality documentation, and training junior machinists. A high school diploma and at least five years of machining experience are required; a two-year machining degree is preferred.

Sets up and operates mills, lathes, grinders, jig borers, and other machining equipment. Reads blueprints, calculates machining parameters, adjusts machine controls, performs trial runs, and inspects finished parts using precision measurement tools. Troubleshoots intermediate machining issues, verifies tolerances and surface finish, completes production records, and may train CNC Operators and Machinists I. Requires at least three years of experience and a high school diploma or equivalent.

Manufacturing Supervisor leads shift production, safety, quality, staffing, productivity, and delivery performance. The role monitors KPIs, resolves constraints, executes recovery plans, manages shift communications and reporting, coaches employees, and coordinates training and cross-training. The supervisor also drives Lean Manufacturing, Kaizen, 5S, standard work, problem solving, and corrective actions while partnering with Engineering, Quality, Maintenance, Planning, and Materials teams.

Supports production scheduling, work-order monitoring, inventory tracking, forecasting, capacity planning, and on-time delivery goals. Coordinates with Manufacturing, Warehouse, Purchasing, and Customer Service teams; maintains ERP planning data; analyzes production and inventory reports; supports audits, cycle counts, and continuous improvement. This onsite entry-level role requires strong organization, analytical ability, communication, and proficiency with Excel, Microsoft Office, and ERP systems.

Set up and operate manual and CNC machining equipment to produce precision components. Read blueprints, measure and inspect parts, adjust tools and machine offsets, troubleshoot machining issues, maintain production records, and follow safety and quality procedures. Collaborate with Engineering, Quality, and Production teams while supporting continuous improvement initiatives. This temporary-to-hire role requires standing, repetitive movements, and lifting up to 50 pounds.

Leads global supply chain optimization by designing scalable processes, standards, training, metrics, and technology capabilities. Oversees procurement and ERP roadmaps, Oracle Fusion governance, AI and analytics adoption, MRP policies, standard costs, supplier performance, and continuous improvement. Drives transformation initiatives, change management, shared services, executive reporting, and M&A integration across divisions and geographies.

Leads global logistics, trade compliance, FTZ operations, supplier compliance, and supply chain risk management across a semiconductor manufacturing environment. Develops transportation strategies, manages customs and trade regulations, reduces landed costs, improves resilience, oversees logistics providers, and drives systems transformation, analytics, automation, and executive reporting. Directs global teams and cross-functional initiatives involving procurement, finance, operations, IT, legal, quality, and engineering.

Set up and operate CNC mills, lathes, and multi-axis machines; adjust tooling, fixtures, and offsets; load and prove out programs; meet production and quality targets; troubleshoot machining issues; interpret technical drawings and GD&T; inspect parts with precision instruments; perform preventive maintenance; and support operator training.

Sets up and operates CNC mills, lathes, and multi-axis machines to produce high-precision semiconductor components. Interprets technical drawings and GD&T, adjusts tooling and machine offsets, proves out programs, inspects parts with precision instruments, troubleshoots machining issues, performs preventive maintenance, and supports production targets. Provides technical guidance and training to junior machinists while working 12-hour day/night shifts, including overtime and weekends when required.

Supports quoting operations, cost governance, process improvement, reporting, and cross-functional business initiatives across multiple sites. Analyzes cost and operational data, maintains Oracle cost structures, develops dashboards and metrics, audits business processes, documents best practices, and coordinates issue resolution. The role also leads assigned projects, supports process and system implementations, and improves cost accuracy, margin performance, and operational visibility.

Leads external financial reporting, technical accounting, SEC filings, SOX compliance, internal controls, tax provision oversight, audits, and regulatory analysis. Manages reporting and compliance teams, partners with executives, Legal, auditors, and advisors, and presents accounting matters to leadership, the Audit Committee, and Board. Ensures accurate, timely, and compliant financial information under U.S. GAAP and SEC requirements.

Senior finance leader responsible for FP&A strategy, budgeting, forecasting, reporting, financial modeling, performance management, and long-range planning. Advises executives, supports strategic investments and resource allocation, leads financial reporting for research and development projects, improves planning systems and analytics, establishes governance and controls, and develops the FP&A team. The role is onsite in Tualatin, Oregon and requires extensive cross-functional collaboration.

Leads firmware engineering teams and embedded product development for flow control products and electronic devices. Establishes development standards, quality processes, architecture practices, project plans, and firmware roadmaps. Oversees requirements, implementation, testing, validation, release, manufacturing transition, field support, and issue resolution. Manages employee performance, customer interactions, technical risks, and feature prioritization while contributing directly to firmware development and debugging as needed.

Sets up and operates mills, lathes, grinders, jig borers, and other machining equipment. Reads blueprints, determines machining sequences and tolerances, adjusts machine controls, troubleshoots issues, and inspects finished parts using precision measuring tools. Collaborates with engineering and production teams, completes documentation, performs intermediate troubleshooting, and may train CNC Operators and Machinists I. Requires 2–4+ years of experience and a high school diploma or equivalent.

Supervise daily machine shop and TIG welding operations, including staffing, scheduling, safety, quality, production performance, and material utilization. Lead machining, welding, assembly, quality, and production control coordination to meet delivery commitments. Monitor metrics, resolve production and equipment issues, maintain records, and drive continuous improvement through Lean, 5S, and Kaizen practices. Train and develop employees while supporting performance reviews and workplace accountability.

Leads the strategic programs portfolio across semiconductor manufacturing operations, including product, machine, and capability transfers. Establishes PMO governance, stage-gate processes, reporting standards, budgets, risk management, and program tools. Partners with executive and cross-functional leaders to drive operational transformation, site readiness, manufacturing scale, and on-time delivery. Builds PMO talent and represents Operations in customer-facing reviews.

Supports the Logistics Manager in overseeing warehousing, shipping, inventory accuracy, material flow, MHE safety, audits, documentation, and cost-saving initiatives. Coordinates with planning, manufacturing, procurement, and external partners to maintain inventory levels and material availability. Investigates discrepancies, improves warehouse processes, establishes SOPs, and ensures compliance with safety, regulatory, customs, and audit requirements.

Performs cost accounting close, variance analysis, inventory costing and management, manufacturing cost reporting, margin analysis, budgeting, forecasting, and financial planning support. Maintains SOX and internal controls, supports US GAAP and audit activities, partners with operations and IT to improve costing processes and systems, and drives initiatives to reduce production costs and improve efficiency.

Manage quality matters, investigate customer incidents and complaints, lead root cause analysis and CAPA, drive continuous improvement, monitor quality metrics, support PFMEA and SPC activities, ensure compliance, lead audits, and coach QA engineers and stakeholders.