Clean Room Manufacturing Technician - 2nd Shift

Teledyne Technologies Incorporated provides enabling technologies for industrial growth markets that require advanced technology and high reliability. These markets include aerospace and defense, factory automation, air and water quality environmental monitoring, electronics design and development, oceanographic research, deepwater oil and gas exploration and production, medical imaging and pharmaceutical research.​

We are looking for individuals who thrive on making an impact and want the excitement of being on a team that wins.

Under the general supervision of the fab manager or shift leadership, the Cleanroom Manufacturing Technician performs highly hands-on semiconductor processing in a cleanroom environment, with significant emphasis on manual wafer handling, manual tool setup, recipe verification, lot movement, inspection, and documentation. This role requires experienced judgment, strong contamination-control discipline, and the ability to execute production work accurately and independently while supporting flow, yield, quality, and schedule adherence across lithography, deposition, and wet processes.

This is a 2nd shift position (2:30 PM–11:00 PM, Monday–Friday). Training will be on the first shift, and occasional future retraining will be required on first shift (7:00 AM–3:30 PM Monday-Friday)

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  Perform hands-on manual wafer processing, including careful loading, unloading, carrier movement, tool preparation, and lot handling using approved cleanroom methods

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  Operate tools while manually verifying setup conditions, recipes, materials, lot identity, and process readiness prior to execution

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  Maintain strict adherence to cleanroom protocols, contamination control practices, safety requirements, and documented work instructions

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  Record, verify, and track production data in MES systems, including SPC entries, equipment logs, lot travelers, and manual process documentation

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  Perform inspection, basic metrology, and visual verification to confirm process output quality and identify abnormalities early

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  Identify and escalate equipment issues, process deviations, material concerns, contamination risks, or product quality risks with clear supporting details

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  Support troubleshooting and corrective actions alongside engineering and senior technicians while maintaining production discipline and documentation accuracy

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  Maintain accurate records for lot travelers, tool usage, process runs, rework activity, and shift-to-shift handoff communication

• Focus on accurate manual execution, production flow, lot movement, and schedule adherence rather than process development

• Operate with a high level of ownership, judgment, and discipline during off-hours when engineering and support resources may be limited

• Demonstrate the experience and maturity required to follow complex instructions, recognize abnormal conditions, and stop or escalate work when appropriate

• Ensure clean, complete, and accurate handoff to the next shift, including WIP status, tool status, open issues, and risk items

• High school diploma or equivalent required; technical training, military technical experience, or associate degree in a related field preferred

• Minimum 3–5 years of hands-on semiconductor, cleanroom, microfabrication, precision manufacturing, or similarly controlled production experience required

• Demonstrated experience performing manual wafer handling, manual lot movement, tool loading/unloading, inspection, and process documentation in a controlled environment

• Working knowledge of MES/workflow tracking systems, lot travelers, SPC entries, and production documentation practices

• Computer skills, including email, data entry, production tracking, log review, and clear written shift communication

• Proven ability to work independently, follow detailed work instructions, and escalate issues appropriately in a production environment

• Standing and walking up to 8–10 hours per shift in a cleanroom environment

• Manual handling of wafer carriers, cassettes, materials, and production supplies up to approximately 25 lbs

• Strong fine motor skills and steady manual control for precision wafer handling, tool loading, unloading, and inspection activity

• Ability to work in full cleanroom PPE for extended periods while maintaining focus, accuracy, and contamination-control discipline

• Strong contamination awareness, manual dexterity, and attention to detail in repetitive precision-processing tasks

• Ability to follow process instructions, work instructions, SOPs

• Experience recognizing abnormal tool, material, wafer, or process conditions and escalating concerns before continuing work

• Effective written and verbal communication across shifts, including concise passdown of tool status, WIP status, holds, delays, and risk items

• Problem-solving mindset with willingness to escalate early and maintain product protection as the priority

• Team-oriented, dependable, and comfortable working in a high-discipline production environment