Research Technician

Universal Display Corporation (UDC) is a world leader in the development of innovative organic light emitting device (OLED) technology for use in flat panel displays, lighting and other opto-electronic applications.

UDC is headquartered near Princeton, New Jersey.  In a uniquely-designed, 40,000 square-foot facility, our team of scientists, engineers and business professionals perform leading-edge technology development, fabricate engineering prototypes, and engage in technology transfer with a variety of research, manufacturing and product development partners to promote the adoption of our proprietary OLED technologies. 

Universal Display Corporation offers excellent career opportunities for those who thrive on cutting-edge research and development and have the drive to contribute directly to the success of the company.  The technical team at UDC is a multi-disciplinary team that spans from organic materials’ experts to innovative display designers.

Position Description:



The Research Technician will operate vacuum deposition equipment including manual and robot island cluster tools in a class 100,000 Clean Room environment.

 

The equipment operations function is to fabricate OLEDs including some of OLED prototypes. The OLED fabrication tools contain several components including metal and organic vacuum deposition chambers.









Responsibilities include:





Maintain vacuum deposition equipment including vacuum pumps, robot, vacuum chambers, and associated electrical equipment. This includes regular preventative maintenance tasks and cleaning procedures. Program fabrication recipes through a PC interface and custom software. Monitor deposition processes with manual intervention where necessary. Trouble shooting of deposition runs. Record and log fabrication procedures using a Microsoft Access database and hardcopy data sheets. Be prepared to work shifts and come in on weekends when necessary. Interface with other team members scheduling the fabrication runs. Operate and maintain a nitrogen glovebox and encapsulation equipment. Assists with special projects, as needed.

 

 

Qualifications:

  High School Diploma at minimum; AA degree preferred 3+ years of industrial experience in a research and development environment, and familiar with assembly operations and operating vacuum systems such as semiconductor processing Ability to read and interpret general technical information. Ability to effectively communicate orally and in writing with peers and management.  Ability to interpret a variety of instructions furnished in written, oral, diagram, or schedule form. Experience with computer applications such as MS Word and familiar with various internet software programs Willingness to take independent actions and calculated risk Demonstrated attention to detail Ability to identify and resolve problems in a timely manner Track record of gathering and analyzing information skillfully Actively participates and contributes to a team environment Track record of demonstrating accuracy and thoroughness Driven to look for ways to improve and promote quality and productivity Willingness to commit to long hours of work when necessary to reach goals Ability to work efficiently & effectively with minimal supervision Follows instructions, responds to management direction