Optical Coating Technician
jobs@reynardcorp.com
https://www.indeed.com/job/optical-coating-technician-2nd-shift-dea6c0f403d36615
Reynard, a manufacturer of thin film coated optical products for a variety of markets including Aerospace, Medical, Defense, Imaging, Automotive, and general R&D, has an immediate opening for an Optical Coating Technician - 2nd shift.
The candidate must possess a solid understanding of basic math and be motivated to excel. Working knowledge of simple mechanics and best-practice production / manufacturing fundamentals is preferred but not required, as training will be provided.
Job Duties
Setup and operate vacuum chambers to deposit thin film coatings on precision optics
Document operational parameters of production equipment
Complete / fill in all fields in as-furnished manufacturing documentation
Use specialized equipment to measure spectral performance of as-built coatings
Perform visual inspection of optical surfaces before and after coating
Make Pass/Fail disposition of as-built performance by comparing as-built performance to requirements
Proactively communicate process and/or equipment issues to Management/Engineers
Perform basic preventive maintenance tasks
Maintain constant awareness of multiple interdependent factors and their interaction in the coating process.
Cleans and maintains coating systems and other equipment
Work within an ISO9001 Quality Management System and Reynard Corporation Quality Policy
Perform other duties as assigned by supervisor
Required Qualifications, Credentials, and Education
Excellent communication skills with fluency in compositional and conversational English
Excellent attention to detail
Eager to learn new skills
Follow and execute detailed written procedures
Proficient in use of Microsoft Excel and Word
High school diploma or equivalent
US Person as defined by 22 CFR 120.15 (Citizen, Permanent Resident)
Preferred Experience / Education
Experience in a manufacturing environment
One or more years of experience with optical coating materials and procedures
One or more years of experience in operation of vacuum deposition equipment (electron beam, sputtering, resistive evaporation, chemical vapor deposition)
Working knowledge of cleanroom protocol(s)
Working knowledge of optic and/or semiconductor cleaning processes
Able to troubleshoot vacuum chambers and supporting sub-systems (heaters , temperature controllers, planetaries, vacuum pumps, deposition sources)
Veteran of Armed Services (honorable discharge)
AA or AS from accredited program with 2 or more years’ experience in relevant field
Ability to troubleshoot, repair and maintain equipment
Ability to use hand tools and power tools
Ability to work under timelines and pressure
Ability to read and interpret manufacturing drawings and written specifications
Perform mathematical calculations using formulas, conversions, and ratios
Knowledge of physics and mathematics (preferred)
Ability to multitask
Work effectively without direct supervision
Working Conditions and Physical Demands
Ability to stand and walk 8-10 hours a day
Exposure to chemicals, solvents, and coating materials
Use of safety glasses, facemask respirator, and latex gloves required
Ability to lift and/or carry at least 20 lbs