Technician, Analytical Laboratory

As a Technician in the WDC Fremont Analytical Laboratory, you will be entrusted with the critical responsibility of supporting manufacturing, PE, and R&D through meticulous routine analysis in wet chemistry. This position demands a comprehensive understanding of laboratory instrument operation and exceptional troubleshooting skills. Your duties will extend to conducting rigorous incoming chemical analysis, precise bath makeup/adjustment, and diligent instrument PM/Calibration.Essential Duties and Responsibilities:Conduct precise analysis and adjustment of organic/inorganic compounds in plating baths utilizing advanced instrumentation including ICP-OES, HPLC, UV-VIS, Auto-Titrator, and CVS.Meticulously identify, evaluate, and ensure plating bath formulations adhere strictly to specifications prior to production transfer.Vigilantly monitor, review, and communicate to guarantee data compliance with Process Specifications. Immediately report any deviations to the process owner and manager, providing comprehensive supporting documentation.Demonstrate unwavering commitment to operating independently or collaboratively in a high-pressure environment, effectively managing multiple requests and prioritizing tasks for timely completion. Exemplary customer service is imperative.Execute essential laboratory support functions with utmost precision, including instrument PM, standard preparation, chemical inventory management, and stringent adherence to EH&S regulations through impeccable housekeeping practices.This position necessitates an individual with exceptional attention to detail and self-motivation. A thorough understanding of laboratory safety protocols and chemical handling procedures is mandatory. The role requires the consistent use of personal protective equipment and the ability to work in cleanroom environments, adhering to all associated protocols.Candidates must possess the flexibility to work a 12-hour Day Shift (Sunday- Tuesday, and every other Wednesday from 5:00 AM to 5:00 PM) and be prepared to work overtime as necessitated by operational demands. The position involves significant periods of standing and walking, and the ability to routinely lift 5lbs and occasionally up to 20lbs. Once trained, the successful candidate will be expected to operate with minimal oversight, demonstrating high levels of autonomy and responsibility.