Analytical Chemistry Lab Tech

Overview

Siltronic is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of highly specialized hyper pure silicon wafers. Being an international market player, we serve the semiconductor industry worldwide and partner with many leading chip manufacturers. Our global production network in Asia, Europe, and the USA includes today’s most advanced plants for 200mm and 300mm wafers. We provide a competitive benefits package including medical, dental, and vision insurance, 401k matching, educational assistance, and a quarterly success sharing bonus program.

Analytical Chemistry Lab Tech I - Night Shift (12-hour Pitman schedule starting at 6:45pm to 6:45am)

• Operation, maintenance and performance of SPC for one major analytical instrument (GFAAS, IC, ICP-MS, FTIR, UV/Vis).
• Perform routine sample preparation and analysis.
• Log-in, organize and check samples on a daily basis, informing engineer or chemist of problems.
• Compile data & calculate results for analysis of routine samples.
• Update databases with routine monitoring results.
• Prepare solutions and analytical supplies for routine tests.
• Document and report all work in notebooks.
• Determine if a problem with instrumentation should be referred to level II or III Technician or Chemist.
• Order supplies from warehouse and from outside vendors.
• Recommend changes that would improve safety and performance.
• Work safely with hazardous chemicals.
• Work with extreme care in sample analysis to avoid contamination.
• Accept direction willingly from chemists and lab supervisor.
• Communicate results of analysis to internal customers.
• Attend technical seminars.
• Responsible for understanding the hazards in the workplace, including hazardous waste handling and awareness. Required to remain up to date on applicable trainings.

• Requires a High School diploma or GED, along with one to two years of experience working in a laboratory or a related industry.
• Proficiency with word processing, spreadsheet, and database software; solid understanding of basic mathematics and the chemicals commonly used in laboratory environments.
• Experience operating and maintaining analytical instruments—such as GFAAS, IC, ICP‑MS, UV/Vis, or FTIR—is preferred, as is familiarity with SPC control charting.
• Good mechanical aptitude to support equipment operation and maintenance.
• Strong verbal and written English skills are essential.
• Travel may be required for training.

• Ability to sit / stand / walk / bend / twist / crouch / kneel / climb as required for various periods of time
• Ability to lift/carry / push/pull up to 40 pounds
• Required to reach, and to manipulate using hands and fingers
• Ability to work in a Class 100 cleanroom environment
• Frequently required to wear cleanroom attire, personal protective equipment and/or breathing devices for long periods of time
• Ability to use office equipment, phones, laptop effectively for various amounts of time throughout the day

• 120 hours vacation
• 10 Paid Holidays
• 60 hours of sick time
• Medical / Dental / Vision
• Health Savings Account Option
• Long Term Disability
• Parental Leave
• Paid Leave Oregon
• Life Insurance
• Supplemental Life Insurance
• Educational Assistance
• Employee Assistance Program
• Financial Wellness Assistance
• Legal Insurance
• Quarterly Success Share Bonus
• Referral Program
• Retirement Plan Options, up to 5% Match
• Sponsored Wellness Programs & Challenges
• Subsidize Public Transportation Pass
• Relocation assistance is not offered