1194 Technical Documentation jobs in Caldwell,ID

$16–$19/hour

Overnight Sleep Shifts $12/hour

$16–19/hour

$12/hour

Weekend Pay Differential Available

16-19 Hourly Wage

We provide paid training, certifications, and all the support you need to succeed.

Paid Training

CPR & First Aid Certification

Medication Assistance Certification

Day Shift: 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Evening Shift: 3:00 PM – 11:00 PM

Overnight Sleep Shift: 11:00 PM – 7:00 AM

At least 18 years old

High school diploma, GED, or ability to complete required documentation

Valid driver's license

A good driving record

Ability to assist with mobility and activities of daily living

Meet employment and health requirements

Experience is a plus—but not required!

$32 - $47 an hour

Medical and Prescription Drug Plans

Dental Plan

Supplemental Life Insurance

Short Term Disability Insurance

401(k)

Associate Science degree in Engineering, Technology, Electronics, Semiconductor Manufacturing, or a related technical field; OR a Bachelor's degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical), Mathematics, Chemistry, or a related scientific field; OR an equivalent combination of specialized technical education and extensive field experience (minimum 5 years) in semiconductor equipment, automation systems, or precision manufacturing.

Experience troubleshooting and supporting semiconductor processing equipment and automated systems, including PLC-based controls (ladder logic and control algorithms).

Ability to read and apply engineering documentation such as P&IDs;, electrical schematics, and engineering drawings to diagnose and correct issues.

Hands-on capability to perform point-to-point wiring and soldering, assemble and bundle electrical wiring with proper labeling, and install valves, fittings, and plumbing components for leak-tight connections.

Working knowledge of safe tool operation and field documentation practices, including accurate time/material tracking in Global Shop

This customer service opportunity pays independent contractors $12.50 per hour.

$250 certification incentive

Access to program experts who are available to meet with you upon request

Free certification and ongoing development opportunities

The opportunity to earn Perks points. As those points add up, you'll unlock access to Perks - exclusive discounts and savings on a variety of common expenses such as health and dental coverages, banking services, legal and technical support, and more!

Set your own schedule

Hours of operation are **24/7**

Overnight hours are limited, however, making this an especially great opportunity for someone seeking morning, afternoon, or evening hours.

A minimum of **30 hours per week**

Certification spans**two** consecutive weeks, **Monday through Friday** , with eight hours of online classroom time each day.

A quiet, dedicated, paperless and cell phone free workspace

Access to high-speed, hardwired internet (no Wi-Fi or Satellite, please)

A PC with Windows 11 (Macs and Chromebooks are not supported at this time)

A processor capable of reliably running all required software and programs simultaneously (such as _Intel Core i3 9 th Gen or newer, AMD Ryzen 3 or newer, or equivalent_)

At least 8GB of useable RAM

At least 200MB of free hard drive space

Up-to-date antivirus software

Access to a smartphone or device for multi-factor authentication

Dual monitors, each capable of displaying at least 1024 x 768 pixels

A USB noise-cancelling headset

A webcam for your certification experience

You are eligible to contract with NexRep if you reside in one of these states: AL, AK, DE, FL, GA, ID, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, MI, MS, MT, NE, NV, NH, NM, NC, ND, OH, OK, PA, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VA, WV, or WY.

We do not currently contract with anyone outside of the US.

Each independent contractor services a minimum of **30 hours per week**

The ability to maintain confidentiality and secure sensitive information

A medical background is a definite plus.

Medical, dental and vision plans

Paid family leave

Paid time-off program

Paid holidays

Associate degree in electronics, engineering technology, manufacturing, or a related technical field - or equivalent hands-on experience in semiconductor assembly, test, or a comparable precision manufacturing environment.

Comfortable working under microscopes and with small-geometry parts requiring fine motor precision.

Basic computer skills: data entry, spreadsheets, and test-system software.

Able to read and follow detailed technical work instructions.

Extended periods of microscope work and seated precision assembly.

Cleanroom gowning as required.

Handling of chemicals and adhesives per site safety procedures and SDS requirements.

Wire bonding experience - ball or wedge bonding.

Die attach experience - automated die bonder operation and programming.

Electromigration (EM) or reliability test experience - stress test setup, high-temperature ovens, parametric data collection.

Experience with automated assembly equipment setup, recipe editing, and vision/alignment systems.

Background in a cleanroom or controlled manufacturing environment.