Newburyport, Massachusetts, United States · On-site
SUMMARY: The In-Process Inspector I, under supervision, is responsible for monitoring, inspecting, and verifying product quality throughout the manufacturing process for Glass-to-Metal Seal (GTMS) and High-Temperature Co…
Skills: In-process Inspection, Dimensional Verification, Visual Inspection, JEDEC Standards, Optical Comparators
Newburyport, Massachusetts, United States • On-site
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Responsible for monitoring and verifying the quality of GTMS and HTCC components throughout the manufacturing process. Ensures compliance with JEDEC standards and internal specifications using various precision measuring tools.
Requires a high school diploma or equivalent and at least one year of experience in a manufacturing environment. Candidates must possess strong hand-eye coordination and the ability to use specialized inspection equipment.
SUMMARY: The In-Process Inspector I, under supervision, is responsible for monitoring, inspecting, and verifying product quality throughout the manufacturing process for Glass-to-Metal Seal (GTMS) and High-Temperature Co-Fired Ceramic (HTCC) components. The role ensures compliance with JEDEC standards, internal specifications, and customer requirements to maintain product integrity and process control.
CORE VALUES: All employees are expected to demonstrate the Company’s Core Values through daily actions, decision-making, and interactions.
Inspired by the well-known quote from Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure, “be excellent to each other,” our values highlight how we excel: by being supportive, transparent, and wicked good at what we do.
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Standard, custom, or simply hard to find, EPI is ready to help with your microelectronic packages needs.
Established in 1960, Electronic Products Industries, Inc. (EPI) is fully-equipped in its Newburyport, MA headquarters to deliver turnkey custom designed and standard electronics packages for various applications and industries. EPI had originally merged with Semiconductor Enclosures Inc. (SEI) to create the compliment of ceramic and glass-to-metal technologies. The companies have grown to become an expert provider of hermetic microelectronic packaging solutions. EPI manufactures here in the USA with conflict free minerals, REACH, and RoHS compliant materials. Whether you’re an electrical or mechanical engineer looking for a go-to design/developer/manufacturer, or a supply chain professional looking for a dependable packaging source, you’ll find EPI a dedicated partner, and an incredible asset on your approved vendor list (AVL). Our 26,000 square foot manufacturing facility is ISO 9001:2015 certified with ITAR compliance. We are vertically integrated to build cost-effective, high quality assemblies to our customer’s exact specifications, from sub-sea/downhole to space applications. In July 2022, EPI was acquired by Douglas Electrical Components, based in Randolph, NJ. Douglas Electrical manufactures hermetic electrical feedthrough and connectivity solutions using an epoxy-based technology. Solution span various industries and applications. The portfolio now maintains a very broad range of capabilities for attributes such as pressure, temperature, mechanical packaging, size, density, and power.
Offices: 85 Parker Street, Newburyport, MA 01950, US
Standard, custom, or simply hard to find, EPI is ready to help with your microelectronic packages needs.
Established in 1960, Electronic Products Industries, Inc. (EPI) is fully-equipped in its Newburyport, MA headquarters to deliver turnkey custom designed and standard electronics packages for various applications and industries. EPI had originally merged with Semiconductor Enclosures Inc. (SEI) to create the compliment of ceramic and glass-to-metal technologies. The companies have grown to become an expert provider of hermetic microelectronic packaging solutions. EPI manufactures here in the USA with conflict free minerals, REACH, and RoHS compliant materials. Whether you’re an electrical or mechanical engineer looking for a go-to design/developer/manufacturer, or a supply chain professional looking for a dependable packaging source, you’ll find EPI a dedicated partner, and an incredible asset on your approved vendor list (AVL). Our 26,000 square foot manufacturing facility is ISO 9001:2015 certified with ITAR compliance. We are vertically integrated to build cost-effective, high quality assemblies to our customer’s exact specifications, from sub-sea/downhole to space applications. In July 2022, EPI was acquired by Douglas Electrical Components, based in Randolph, NJ. Douglas Electrical manufactures hermetic electrical feedthrough and connectivity solutions using an epoxy-based technology. Solution span various industries and applications. The portfolio now maintains a very broad range of capabilities for attributes such as pressure, temperature, mechanical packaging, size, density, and power.
Offices: 85 Parker Street, Newburyport, MA 01950, US
