Key Skills

Job Description

About Nearfield Instruments Nearfield Instruments (NFI) is a fast-growing scale-up high-tech company. We design, develop, integrate, market and service advanced metrology machines. Our machines enable our customers, the world’s leading chipmakers, to increase the production yields, and thus functionality, of their microchips, which in turn leads to smaller, more powerful consumer electronics. Founded in 2016, we bring together the most creative minds (approx. 500 employees) in science and technology and develop a one-of-a-kind, revolutionary high throughput Scanning Probe Microscopy system. What will you be doing? As a Quality Control Technician, you inspect and release incoming raw materials, components and equipment parts for our semiconductor metrology systems. You make sure everything that goes into our ISO 5 cleanroom meets supplier specifications, engineering requirements and the cleanliness standards that nanoscale metrology demands. Main responsibilities include: Perform dimensional, visual and functional inspections of incoming parts, jigs, fixtures and spare parts; Carry out particle count, contamination and cleanliness verification for cleanroom-grade materials; Review supplier documentation such as Certificates of Analysis (CoA), Certificates of Conformance (CoC) and Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS); Keep our inspection and metrology equipment calibrated and ready for use; Plan your inspections so parts are released on time for assembly; Document and report your findings clearly in our ERP/QMS systems; Collaborate closely with Supplier Quality Engineering and Supply Chain Management. What do we expect from you? Scale-ups provide phenomenal learning and development opportunities but can also be a hectic environment at times. You must fit in such a climate, enjoy implementing changes and process improvements, and feel comfortable with some uncertainty. Furthermore, you need to recognize yourself in the profile as described below. MBO 4 education in a technical field, such as Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics or Instrumentation; 2 to 5 years of experience in incoming inspection or quality control within a semiconductor company or component manufacturing environment; Experience working in a cleanroom and following gowning protocols; You can read engineering drawings, datasheets and GD&T; You have experience with contamination control and particle counting; You are familiar with ESD control and basic electrical testing (continuity, resistance, parametric testing); You have worked with ERP, QMS or MES software and know your way around ISO standards; You have a sharp eye for detail, down to micro and nanoscale defects; You communicate easily with colleagues across departments; You can work 5 days a week on-site; Proficiency in professional-level English is essential to thrive in this role. What can you expect from us? Getting on board now is a great opportunity to grow with the company from a technical, personal and financial perspective. Nearfield’s momentum is energetic and promising! Our starting point is of course to pay a fair and competitive salary, and besides this we offer you: Valuation of your work-life balance; Time for some relaxation: 30 holidays per calendar year (based on 40 hours); 8% holiday allowance; Commuting allowance; Discount on your health insurance; We are here to support one another, and colleagues are there to help you. TEAM is very important: Together Everyone Achieves More! A challenging role where you can utilize the full extent of your professional knowledge. Apply for the job If these challenges excite you, we encourage you to send us your details using the Apply now button on our career site. Our recruitment process: Screening by Recruiter 1st interview with Team Lead Build Cleanroom visit and interview with team 2nd interview Director of Operations Offer and reference check Onboarding and welcome at Nearfield Instruments! Any questions? Feel free to contact us via: [email protected]

Core Responsibilities

Inspect and release incoming materials, components, and equipment parts by verifying dimensions, appearance, function, cleanliness, and supplier documentation against requirements. Maintain calibrated inspection equipment, plan timely inspections, document results in ERP/QMS systems, and coordinate with Supplier Quality Engineering and Supply Chain Management.

Requirements

Requires MBO 4 education in a technical field and 2–5 years of incoming inspection or quality control experience in semiconductor or component manufacturing. Candidates should have cleanroom experience, be able to interpret engineering drawings and GD&T, understand contamination and ESD controls and basic electrical testing, and be proficient in professional English.

Benefits

• 30 Holidays Per Calendar Year
• 8% Holiday Allowance
• Commuting Allowance
• Health Insurance Discount
• Work-Life Balance