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Pantheon Design

Print Farm Technician (Night Shift)

Job Description

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About Us Pantheon Design builds high-performance FDM 3D printers, engineering-grade filaments, and 3D-printed electric motorcycles that we put through real abuse — big jumps included.
Proof:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLFiu8TdM3w The Role Our print farm runs on a task dashboard that tells you which printers need attention and what to do next. You'll work through those tasks during your shift: clearing finished prints and starting the next job, loading filament, and keeping the ovens loaded, so the farm keeps producing overnight. When something doesn't work right, you're not expected to fix it yourself. You're expected to notice it, collect clear and accurate information (which machine, what happened, photos, error messages), and log it so the day crew can deal with it in the morning. If you've worked night shift in a busy kitchen, overnight in a hospital, in a warehouse, or anywhere with a lot of machines beeping at you for attention, you'll recognize the rhythm. It's the same kind of work, usually a bit calmer. We'll train you on every task. No 3D printing experience required. What you'll do Work through the task queue on our print farm dashboard throughout your shift Clear finished prints and restart printers Load and swap filament, and keep the ovens loaded Spot failed prints or machine problems early and flag them Write clear, accurate notes (with photos) on anything that goes wrong so the day team can pick it up Do a short handoff with the day lead at the start of your shift Keep the farm clean, organized, and safe Schedule and pay (2 openings) Both positions work 2:30 PM
  • 2:30 AM (12-hour shifts). Each shift starts with a ~30-minute handoff with our day lead, who works until 3:00 PM. Shifts 1
  • Weekday nights Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu Last shift ends: Friday, 2:30 AM Hours per week: ~48 Starting hourly rate: $27.50 Hourly range with raises: $27.50
  • $41.20 2
  • Weekend nights
Fri, Sat, Sun:
Monday, 2:30 AM Hours per week: ~36 Starting hourly rate: $36.65 Hourly range with raises $36.65
  • $54.
95 Est. weekly pay (incl. overtime, both positions) ~$1,540 to start, up to ~$2,310 Est. annual pay (incl. overtime, both positions) ~$80K to start, up to ~$120K Everyone starts at the starting rate, regardless of experience. Once you've settled in and shown you're a great fit, we review your pay, with raises up to the top of the range. Both schedules earn the same weekly pay. The weekend role gets a higher hourly rate because you're giving up your weekend. Overtime is paid per California law and is included in the weekly and annual estimates above. This is a long-term role. We'll always need this shift covered, so we're looking for someone who's happy working evenings and nights for the long run. Who we're looking for Reliable. You show up on time, every shift. The farm depends on it. Trustworthy. You'll often be the only person in the building, responsible for expensive equipment and customer parts. Diligent. You follow procedures, pay attention to detail, and finish the list. Somewhat technical. You're comfortable with hands-on work around machines and with using a dashboard on a computer or tablet. You don't need to be an engineer. A clear communicator. When something goes wrong, you can describe exactly what happened in writing. Calm under interruptions. You can juggle several machines asking for attention at once and work through them in order. Independent. You're comfortable working on your own without someone checking in. Comfortable on your feet for much of the shift and handling filament spools and printed parts. Nice to have Night shift experience (restaurant, healthcare, warehouse, manufacturing, security, etc.) 3D printing experience (hobby experience counts) Machine operator, production, or lab experience What we offer Same weekly pay on either schedule Paid, hands-on training A stable, long-term position Room to grow: you'll be one of the first members of our production operations team as it expands [
Benefits:
health/dental/vision, PTO, etc.] How to apply Apply through Indeed and let us know: Which schedule you want: weekday nights, weekend nights, or either In a few sentences, a time you noticed something going wrong at work and how you handled it Pantheon Design is an equal opportunity employer. We will consider qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records in accordance with the San Francisco Fair Chance Ordinance.
Pay:
$27.50
  • $36.65 per hour Expected hours: 36.0
  • 48.
0 per week
Benefits:
Dental insurance Flexible schedule Health insurance Application Question(s): In a few sentences, a time you noticed something going wrong at work and how you handled it Which schedule you want: weekday nights, weekend nights, or either
Work Location:
In person

Benefits

  • Paid Time Off (PTO)
  • Flexible Work Schedules
  • Health Insurance
  • Dental Insurance
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