Jobs at Ultra Clean Technology

Supports laboratory operations through chemical sampling, sample logging, analytical testing, media preparation, experiments, equipment maintenance, calibration, and cleanroom procedures. Maintains inventory, handles hazardous materials documentation, follows SOPs, supports quality and safety programs, and contributes to process improvement. Requires careful independent and collaborative work in laboratory and client-site environments.

Leads supplier development, qualification, auditing, performance management, and continuous improvement initiatives. Builds supplier capabilities across quality, delivery, cost, technology, and sustainability while partnering with Procurement, Engineering, Manufacturing, and suppliers. Oversees strategic improvement plans, capability assessments, ISO and process audits, corrective actions, Lean and Six Sigma programs, risk management, and executive reporting. Requires an engineering degree and more than 10 years of experience, preferably in semiconductor capital equipment or Gas Panel/WFE equipment.

Leads EHS management systems, regulatory compliance, incident investigations, risk assessments, environmental programs, emergency preparedness, fire safety, training, and reporting for a Malaysian manufacturing facility. Serves as or supports appointed safety, environmental, hazardous materials, and fire safety roles. Reviews equipment and process designs, manages scheduled waste and emissions compliance, coordinates authorities and contractors, and integrates EHS requirements into engineering and operational improvements.

Leads supplier development, performance management, qualification, audits, risk management, and continuous improvement initiatives. The role evaluates supplier capabilities, improves manufacturing processes, monitors quality and delivery KPIs, supports first article inspections, conducts ISO and EHS audits, and drives Lean, Six Sigma, Kaizen, OEE, waste reduction, and capacity planning efforts. Requires cross-functional collaboration, executive reporting, supplier interaction, and approximately 25% travel.

Operate manual and semi-automatic tube-bending equipment in a semiconductor manufacturing environment. Interpret blueprints and engineering documents, calculate bends, select tooling, inspect finished products, and perform routine equipment maintenance. Use saws and facing tools while meeting quality standards and production requirements. The role requires mechanical aptitude, precise machine adjustments, problem-solving skills, physical capacity to lift up to 50 pounds, and availability for overtime, weekends, and occasional travel.

Develop and support modern SAP ABAP solutions for S/4HANA using clean-core practices. Build CDS, RAP, OData, and Fiori backend services, enterprise integrations through SAP BTP Integration Suite, and integrations with SAP and non-SAP systems. Responsibilities include technical design, development, code reviews, performance tuning, troubleshooting, transport support, legacy PI/PO modernization, security compliance, and collaboration with functional and business teams.

Performs moderately complex laboratory tests according to SOPs, analyzes samples and data, documents results, maintains laboratory equipment and supplies, and follows cleanroom, safety, and quality protocols. Independently analyzes standard client samples, supports non-standard testing under supervision, performs routine instrument maintenance, identifies quality-system departures, and may train other analysts. Requires careful handling of hazardous chemicals, accurate statistical calculations, and adherence to deadlines and contamination-control procedures.

Develops production plans based on customer demand, analyzes capacity and bottlenecks, monitors production progress, manages WIP and inventory, and mitigates material shortages. Coordinates with operations, materials, customers, and vendors to meet on-time delivery targets. Tracks KPIs, reconciles shipment discrepancies, evaluates schedule variance, supports supply-chain improvements, and serves as a subject matter expert for SAP setup and implementation.

Leads advanced CNC machining initiatives, including process planning, tool selection, G-code programming, SolidCAM usage, blueprint interpretation, and production execution. Resolves manufacturing challenges, leads technical projects, coordinates stakeholders, and applies Lean and Kaizen practices to improve efficiency and quality. Requires hands-on 4- and 5-axis milling experience, technical drawing proficiency, English communication skills, and willingness to work overtime and travel occasionally.

Sets up, programs, operates, and maintains CNC mills and lathes, including Haas VMC, Robodrill, Toyoda, and Mazak HMC equipment. Reads blueprints and GD&T specifications, configures tooling and offsets, verifies dimensions, troubleshoots machining processes, replaces worn tools, and inspects finished parts. The role requires precision measurement, quality adherence, continuous improvement, physical handling of materials, and flexibility for shifts and overtime in manufacturing or cleanroom environments.

Leads engineering personnel and technical projects supporting semiconductor manufacturing, new product introduction, continuous improvement, capital projects, facility construction, equipment installation, and process development. Oversees design, equipment, process, and R&D engineering activities; manages customer expectations, schedules, budgets, safety compliance, process controls, and product improvements. Requires strong leadership, semiconductor process expertise, cleanroom knowledge, and experience in high-technology manufacturing.

Supports technology or manufacturing engineering through electro-mechanical assembly, testing, diagnostics, troubleshooting, prototyping, and design modification. Creates work instructions, manufacturing drawings, assembly drawings, bills of material, CAD models, and layouts using SolidWorks and Pro/Engineer. Participates in design reviews, applies GMP and design-for-manufacturability principles, performs testing and data collection, and supports prototype systems through production release.

Operate manual and semi-automatic tube-bending equipment to produce precise components from engineering drawings. Calculate bends, angles, radii, tangents, and slippage; select tooling; inspect finished products; perform routine machine maintenance; and operate saws and facing tools. The role requires blueprint interpretation, mechanical aptitude, quality focus, independent problem-solving, and the ability to work in a busy manufacturing environment, including overtime and occasional out-of-town travel.

Operate manual and semi-automatic tube-bending equipment in a semiconductor manufacturing environment. Interpret blueprints and engineering documents, calculate bends, determine tooling and bend radii, perform precise adjustments, inspect finished products, and identify cost-saving alternatives. Operate saws and facing tools, perform routine equipment maintenance, follow safety and quality procedures, troubleshoot independently, and work overtime, including weekends, while lifting up to 50 pounds.

Operates and maintains tube-bending equipment in a manufacturing environment. Reviews blueprints and engineering documents, calculates bends, selects tooling, determines bend angles and radii, performs precise tube forming, and inspects finished products. Uses saws and facing tools, performs routine maintenance, identifies quality issues, and solves production problems independently. Requires mechanical aptitude, physical ability to handle materials up to 50 pounds, overtime availability, and occasional out-of-town travel for training or meetings.

Fits, aligns, and prepares tubing, flanges, fittings, and assemblies for welding using blueprints and engineering specifications. Plans assembly sequences, accounts for geometry, heat effects, weld shrinkage, and metal thickness, and applies basic welding knowledge. Ensures dimensional accuracy, workmanship quality, and compliance with customer requirements in a manufacturing and clean room environment. The role requires physical mobility, blueprint reading, PPE use, and lifting up to 50 pounds.

Fits, aligns, and prepares tubing, flanges, fittings, and assemblies for welding using blueprints, geometry, welding principles, and shrinkage allowances. Performs layout, orientation, alignment, and dimensional checks while following workmanship, quality, and customer specifications. Works in manufacturing and clean room environments, may work overtime, and must meet physical requirements including lifting up to 50 pounds and wearing PPE.

Create and maintain executable operations plans by aligning customer demand with capacity across assembly sites. Manage long-term demand in MRP, maintain configurations, assess change requests, identify material/capacity risks, recommend mitigations, and coordinate with planners, sales, and manufacturing to support schedule execution.

Manage end-to-end payroll processing, including government reporting, payments, employee forms, insurance coordination, onboarding, terminations, compensation, and payroll reporting. Serve as the primary contact for employee payroll inquiries while maintaining accurate records, regulatory compliance, confidentiality, and high service standards.

Supports semiconductor capital equipment production builds by creating manufacturing documentation, work instructions, BOMs, process workflows, and training materials. Coordinates build activities, provides technical direction, investigates issues, evaluates engineering changes, supports quality and safety compliance, and helps deliver projects on schedule and budget. Collaborates with engineers, technicians, customers, vendors, manufacturing, and quality teams in a high-technology, engineer-to-order environment.