Assembly / Test Technician - 60 Headcounts

We are Hiring for 60 Headcounts to be filled by December 2026

ASSEMBLY TECHNICIAN

Job Summary

The Assembly Technician is responsible for performing routine mechanical, electrical, and electro‑mechanical assembly of semiconductor manufacturing equipment and subassemblies. The role requires precision, strict adherence to work instructions, and compliance with quality, safety, ESD, and cleanroom standards. Work is performed under defined procedures with guidance from senior technicians or engineers.

Key Responsibilities

• Perform a wide variety of mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, and electro‑mechanical assembly operations on equipment and sub‑assemblies.

• Assemble components according to operational method sheet (OMS) and/or work instructions, engineering drawings, and bill of material (BOMs) using the correct tools, materials, and methods.

• Execute wiring, component installation, kitting, and sub‑assembly integration on robotic systems and modules according to operational method sheet (OMS).

• Perform basic precision alignment and calibration using torque tools, gauges, and standard measurement instruments according to operational method sheet (OMS).

• Follow defined assembly sequences and setup instructions to meet specified tolerances.

• Identify assembly defects or deviations and escalate complex issues to senior technicians or engineering.

• Accurately record assembly progress and completion data in ORACLE and/or shopfloor systems.

• Follow electrostatic discharge (ESD) controls, cleanroom protocols, and safety guidelines at all times. Participate in Lean manufacturing and 5S activities.

• Work effectively as part of a team to meet production, quality, and schedule requirements.

• Complete assigned duties efficiently and perform other tasks as directed by the supervisor.

• Support line balancing and manpower flexibility through effective multi‑skill deployment.

• Support ad hoc activities when required.

Qualifications & Skills

• Diploma in Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics, or Mechatronics Engineering.

• 1 - 8 years of experience in equipment or precision assembly, preferably in semiconductor or high‑tech manufacturing.

• Ability to read and follow engineering drawings, schematics, bill of material (BOMs), and work instructions.

• Familiarity with hand tools, torque tools, and basic precision measurement equipment.

• Understanding of cleanroom and electrostatic discharge (ESD) requirements.

• Willing to work on rotational shift (3 shifts)

TEST TECHNICIAN

Job Summary

Perform routine testing, assembly, calibration, and basic troubleshooting of semiconductor equipment under established procedures. Supports other technicians and engineers in day‑to‑day production activities while ensuring quality, safety, and compliance with cleanroom standards.

Key Duties and Responsibilities

• Perform end‑of‑line testing and burn‑in activities according to documented procedures and customer specifications.
• Conduct basic assembly, setup, and adjustment of semiconductor equipment, including wafer robots and module sub‑assemblies as per operational method sheet (OMS).
• Execute predefined test plans and configurations as assigned by supervisors or engineers.
• Use standard diagnostic tools and software to collect test data and identify basic issues.
• Escalate complex technical problems to senior technicians or engineers with clear documentation.
• Read and follow blueprints, schematics, work instructions, and test specifications.
• Record test results, data entries, and observations accurately in systems or reports.
• Support process improvement initiatives by providing feedback on work instructions and test methods.
• Maintain compliance with safety, electrostatic discharge (ESD), and cleanroom requirements.
• Participate in 5S and Lean manufacturing activities as required.
• Support line balancing and manpower flexibility through effective multi‑skill deployment.
• Support adhoc activities when required.

Qualifications & Skills

• Diploma Electrical, or Electronic Engineering (preferred).
• 1 - 8 years of experience in electronic or mechanical assembly, testing, or manufacturing environment.
• Basic understanding of semiconductor equipment and test methodologies.
• Ability to use hand tools, basic test instruments, and measurement equipment.
• Good attention to detail and ability to follow standardized procedures.
• Basic computer skills for data entry and report documentation.
• Willing to work on rotational shift (3 shifts)