Surface Mount Technology (SMT) Programmer
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Job description
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Develop and implement advanced processes and SMT methodologies
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Perform direct and failure analyses for Surface Mount Technology (SMT)
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Read and follow work instructions, company standards and procedures.
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Perform tasks with high degree of care and attention to detail.
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Ensure all programs are up to date according to MPI and PPI, error free.
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Transmits program from computer database to SMT machines in timely manner to help improve SMT efficiency.
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Maintain and fine tune all programs regularly and assist engineers or operators when needed.
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Committed to quality workmanship standard.
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Maintain 5S activities on the production floor at all times.
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Perform other related tasks that are assigned and work overtime as needed.
Requirements
EDUCATION: High school diploma or equivalent.
EXPERIENCE:
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Have minimum 5 years of relevant work experiences.
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Experienced with programming in MPM printer, Universal, My Data and BTU reflow oven. Must have the ability to read and understand Customer BOM, Assembly drawing, Gerber file, Components ID and X-Y-Z coordinates.
SKILLS:
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Strong analytical skills
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Excellent communication and collaborative skills
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Strong knowledge of manufacturing process
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Strong analysis and attention to detail
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Microsoft Office (Word & Excel)
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Knowledge of SMT manufacturing process
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IPC training - industry requirement
LANGUAGE: English proficiency required, Mandarin is a plus
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