Perform assembly and test operations of newly developed and highly complex semiconductor equipment.Determined and assisted in developing methods and procedures to control or modify the manufacturing process in order to improve the quality of products for customers.Worked closely with engineers to resolve issues related to new product introduction such as manufacturability and form, fit, and function for future builds; identify and resolve bill of material, technical discrepancies, and troubleshoot advanced semiconductor process equipment, while engaging with engineering and management.Performed alfa builds and testing associated with 3D Autocad designs, manufacturing operations, using mechanical drawings, technical work instructions, and electrical schematics; uses sophisticated programs and diagnostic equipment to collect and evaluate operating data to conduct real time adjustments to products, instruments or equipment.Effectively read and follow work instructions for proper product assembly.Create Problem Reports (PRs) and inspection instructions; work closely with engineers to resolve issues related to new product introduction such as manufacturability and form, fit, and function for future builds.Troubleshoot moderate to highly complex mechanical and software issues within an assembly manufacturing environment.Complete all required safety training; follow safe work practices and adhere to personal and product safety guidelines at all times; support safe work environment by responding directly and quickly to unsafe practices; utilize appropriate PPE following clean room procedures; follow LOTO policies and procedures; safely and consistently utilize fixtures (list hoists, lift track, gantry cranes, lifting tool, etc.)Perform Risk Management By Walking Around (RMBWA) inspections and document, correct, and/or escalate safety issues/hazards to appropriate individuals/departments.Effectively work on a team in a fast paced, time-sensitive environment

Conducted Eddy Current Testing on Steam Generators at nuclear power plant sites, conducted maintenance on high technology service equipment and in a manner reflecting Westinghouse's commitment to the highest level of safety and quality. Performed checkouts, equipment and facility decontamination, equipment packing and unpacking, shipment preparations, material handling and calibration activities. Review operational and maintenance procedures. Provide support to product engineering and training by performing activities such as equipment modifications, equipment setup and testing, mock-up preparation, process testing and equipment and process qualifications. Accurately document equipment performance issues during field implementation, and ensure corrective actions are complete prior to next scheduled one. Participate in performance-based training programs to acquire and maintain certifications as well as keep current with Technology. Participate in safety training to acquire the skills and knowledge to perform work in hazardous environments and operate safety equipment and systems. Learn, understand and practice Human Performance Tools, INPO Principles, Industrial Health & Safety, and ALARA principles, specific security requirements, and the importance of observing both Westinghouse and customer license requirements. Participation and contribution of observations in the shop. Acquire, comprehend and apply Nuclear Culture Safety requirements. Set up, operate, maintain and troubleshoot field service equipment at customer sites, including but not limited to, cleaning processes, non-destructive examination (NDE) technology, robotic systems and computer networks. Perform all assigned tasks under general supervision, with a high degree of quality, and within the parameters of qualified procedures and guidelines. Maintain a high level of attention to detail, and document all quality related issues. .

• Still actively have the necessary security clearances to be badged at any Nuclear Facility• Specialized in the building, testing and maintaining of commercial Nuclear Power Plants in the U.S and internationally.• Clear understanding of procedural use and adherence• Over 100 outages and 10+ years of experience collaborating with other crafts and disciplines to safely repair and upgrade safety-related equipment and refueling at nuclear facilities• Organized, coordinated, and supervised 5 welding rod rooms and attendants simultaneously to provide for over 400 welders• Built and implemented new security boundaries and related systems• Significantly decreased injuries and OSHA recordables by creating new safety programs as a member of the safety committee• Member of the Stop The Drop Team and People Based Safety Committee at St. Lucie and Turkey Point Nuclear Power Plants recent EPU upgrades