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AGC Electronics America

Assembly Operator 1

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What they do

An Etcher or Engraver imprints illustrations or text on metal. Uses specialized engraving machinery or a manual process where acid creates imprints on a metal plate.

$47,456 / year median in Oregon

+3% projected growth

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About Us AGC Electronics America (AGCEA) manufactures high-purity Silicon Carbide (SiC) Ceramics materials and CMP Slurries for the semiconductor industry. We serve as a distributor for other AGC Electronics Materials manufactured in Japan and elsewhere. We are headquartered in Hillsboro, Oregon. Our organization takes pride in providing learning opportunities and career pathways for skilled craft workers. The Position AGCEA has an excellent opportunity for an Assembly Operator 1 on our Day Shift. Persons in this role work in a manufacturing environment to join and assemble Silicon Carbide (SiC) green products according to drawings and specifications. Successful candidates will have the ability follow written standard procedures and demonstrate a keen eye for detail while working with ceramic materials. The selected candidate will demonstrate a willingness to learn and will be a trusted teammate who exercises initiative. In this job role you will: Manually shapes components to precise blueprint specifications using a variety of sanding instruments. Utilize fixtures, measuring devices, and gauge blocks to set up and prepare assembled products to precise blueprint specifications. Using joining techniques connects assembled product by precision application of slurry in joints. Manually finishes joints to conceal and complete joining process. Measure joined products to verify specifications. Use proper procedure to move and handle green products. Perform minor preventative maintenance on relevant fixtures and machinery in the area. Adhere to all required safety protocols.
Qualified candidates will have:
A High School diploma or GED. Willingness to learn company policies and procedures to complete routine tasks. Ability to work in a variety of positions while performing fine hand movements. Prior experience sanding, grinding, shaping, and using measuring devices. Ability to interpret blueprints. Ability to follow detailed instructions. Ability to collaborate and communicate effectively. Proven ability to work individually and in a team-oriented environment. Ability to work/wear protective equipment (PPE) and proper apparel when on the manufacturing floor. Basic computer skills Ideal candidate will have: Evidence of artistic abilities and/or experience using paintbrushes and working with ceramic materials. Prior experience in a fabrication or body-shop environment. Experience with calipers, height gauges, and fixture set-up. Interest in or experience with building models. Prior experience in a manufacturing or shop environment. The AGCEA Day Shift is 6:00 am to 2:30 pm, Monday through Friday AGCEA is a proud equal opportunity employer