Axus Technology is a global OEM company based in Chandler, Arizona, bringing the latest surface processing solutions to emerging technology industries such as MEMS, Automotive, Defense and Aerospace, Lifesciences, and IoT. We provide advanced CMP tools and technology, along with exceptional technical expertise for wafer cleaning, precision wafer grind processing, and legacy tools making us one of the best highly specialized technology suppliers and consulting services focused on engineering capability and efficiency in supporting the CMP market.

We offer our clients the ultimate all-around customer service experience through three branches of support: equipment, development lab, and parts & services. Our operations include a dynamic production floor for new advance CMP tools and remanufactured legacy processing tools, a fully equipped class 100 foundry cleanroom for development and foundry processing, and a worldwide parts & services department for existing equipment including over 6,000 line-items of CMP and grinder parts.

Axus offers a rich benefits package that includes:

Health Insurance : two plan options to fit each Team Member's individual needs through Cigna

Dental: two plan options for Team Members through Principal

Vision : one plan available for Team Members through Principal

Group Life/AD&D : employer-paid through Reliance

Long-Term Disability : employer-paid through Reliance

Short-Term Disability : voluntary coverage available through Reliance

Voluntary Accident & Critical Illness : voluntary coverage available through Principal

Voluntary Life / AD&D : voluntary coverage available through Reliance

Paid Time Off (PTO) and Paid Holidays

Manufacturing Technician II

As a Manufacturing Technician II, you'll thrive in a fast-paced environment, focusing on assembling and testing electro-mechanical modules and systems per manufacturing protocols and quality benchmarks. You'll utilize test equipment, create build procedures, and provide meticulous support to manufacturing and engineering teams, ensuring precision in every task. This position mandates an on-site presence at our Chandler, Arizona facility.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

• Performing pre-assembly functions such as staging, pre-cleaning, and quality inspection of components per established procedures and specifications.
• Assembling and testing of complex electro-mechanical modules and systems.
• Maintaining accurate assembly procedures and clear documentation to assure manufacturing is in accordance with internal and external quality systems.
• Supporting stockroom activities to include organizing and documenting activities relating to specific tool staging projects.
• Monitoring of operating equipment and reporting of substandard conditions to ensure systems are maintained according to standard operating procedures.
• Applying lean manufacturing principles to eliminate waste and reduce output variation.
• Compliance with all company policies and procedures will be required to promote a safe and efficient work environment.

Desired skill and Experience:

• Ability to read and/or interpret manufacturing prints/blueprints, schematics, and work instructions required to build complex sub-systems and modules.
• Electro-Mechanical or Mechanical Assembly certification, or other related certification.
• Basic knowledge of how to use various diagnostic equipment such as multi-meters and other measurement devices.
• Skilled use of basic hand tools such as wire crimpers, wire strippers, torque wrenches, etc.
• Key understanding of mechanics and electronics workings in computer-controlled systems.
• Familiar with basic tools, standard concepts, practices, and procedures in an electro-mechanical assembly environment.
• Ability to carry out work assignments with limited guidance beyond the initial objective.
• Must be able to lift and carry up to 50 lbs.
• This position requires working closely with all team members. A positive attitude and effective interaction with others are essential to success in this role.

Education and other Requirements:

• High School Diploma or Associate Degree.
• Previous on-the-job training for semiconductor tool sets, or experience in a manufacturing role combined with the demonstrated ability to perform level I and II tasks per training guidelines preferred.
• Ability to maintain regular, punctual attendance consistent with our company policy.