Finishing Tech- Hiring ASAP (Microscope experience)!!!!

JOB SUMMARY
As part of ceramics process operations, the Finishing Technician is responsible for finishing, patching and repairing parts within the process flow of ceramics-based finished goods. The technician will use visual magnification techniques and equipment and machines to assist in the validation of Quality production.

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Finish highly intricate and delicate ceramic parts by removing/repairing different types of indications (visual and feature).
• Perform ceramic core finishing and inspection processes in accordance with customer and regulatory requirements.
• Read, comprehend, and adhere to work instructions and standard operating procedures with emphasis on quality.
• Achieve team production and efficiency goals by meeting operational and quality standards.
• Work directly and cooperatively with cross-functional team members to troubleshoot issues and ensure emphasis on quality.
• Maintain a safe and clean work environment by meeting and exceeding established 6S standards.
• Perform all other duties assigned by supervisor or manager.

QUALIFICATIONS

• High school, GED, or 2 years’ work experience in a role in a production environment
• Experience working under microscope or magnification on highly detailed parts or assemblies
• High level of dexterity to work on detailed surfaces that with small hand movements
• Ability to engage closely with engineers to develop and execute experiments
• Attention to visual and written detail
• Flexibility regarding schedule for potential staggered shifts to meet production demand
• Written and spoken fluency in English required

PREFERRED EXPERIENCE

• Minimum of 3 years’ experience in pharma, bio, med device, defense, or aerospace manufacturing
• Experience with quality inspection
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
• Ability to work 8 hours under magnification
• Ability to handle, adjust and transport fragile manufactured parts
• Regular movement across a ~6,000 sf production floor
• Ability to stoop, kneel, crouch and/or crawl
• Demonstration of good sight and hearing