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At i-STAT, innovation is our key to success. The atmosphere is results and team-oriented,
informal and non-bureaucratic. It is the perfect environment for performance driven individuals who
think for themselves and possess the vision and experience that can maximize the world class resources
we put at their disposal.
i-STAT is accepting resumes for future consideration.
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Operational Team Leader, Wafer Fab [3/17/2005 4:04:56 PM]
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Finished Goods Test Engineer [2/8/2005 1:25:05 PM]
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Programmer Analyst [12/21/2004 3:24:09 PM]
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Assembly Equipment Technician [12/7/2004 2:44:03 PM]
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Assembly Operators [10/13/2004 9:28:45 AM]
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Clinical Lab Operator [4/22/2004 8:15:39 AM]
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Operational Team Leader, Wafer Fab (Kanata)
[3/17/2005 4:04:56 PM]
As a wafer fab team leader you will provide leadership to a team of multiple work cells for efficient wafer fab operations including wafer manufacture, material flow and short to medium-term planning. You will be responsible for the smooth day-to-day operation of the day shift as part of an overall wafer fab team. You will also facilitate and lead associated quality team activities towards continuous improvements. The successful candidate will have the following combination of knowledge, skills and attributes:
3-5 years manufacturing experience with 2-3 years in a supervisory role.
Completed grade 12 with some post-secondary education.
Proven computer skills utilizing MS Office applications.
Excellent leadership abilities with proven interpersonal skills.
Proven ability to facilitate success in a team-based, goal-focused work environment aligned with overall organizational objectives.
Ability to act as the shift prime to communicate changes in documentation, operations, engineering, production planning and training.
Monitor and report on team performance pertaining to quality and productivity.
Initiate additional efficiency metrics as dictated by the needs of the business.
Responsible for resource planning including vacation, overtime and capacity planning.
As a participative team member works hands on regularly to ensure resource shortages don’t affect team effectiveness especially in fab bottleneck areas.
Coaches team members at all levels with a proactive outlook to reduce scrap and increase efficiency.
Responsible for performance management of wafer fab associates.
Excellent problem solving skills.
Some off-shift hours will be required on a regular basis to support the needs of a 24 hour manufacturing operation.
You must be willing to work 11.5 hours per day (4 days on, 4 days off).
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Finished Goods Test Engineer (Kanata)
[2/8/2005 1:25:05 PM]
As Test Engineer you will be responsible for the implementation of finished product and component testing procedures, failure analysis of test results and final disposition. Other responsibilities include; recommending and developing improvements for test protocols, test methods, sampling plans and release criteria, monitoring statistical variation of test data, providing feedback to manufacturing engineering in solving manufacturing problems and supporting process and yield improvement programs. You will also provide support in the validation of manufacturing changes and new products.
The successful candidate will have the following combination of knowledge, skills and attributes:
Bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering or Physical Science discipline
Strong background in mathematics and statistics
Familiarity with SPC techniques, experimental design or other data analysis methods,
Strong computer skills including knowledge of spreadsheets, charts and applicable software applications
Effective problem solving and analytical skills
Effective team player
Superior interpersonal skills and leadership abilities
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Programmer Analyst (Kanata)
[12/21/2004 3:24:09 PM]
As a key member of our Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) team, you will plan, develop, test, debug and document client/server software development projects for internal customers. You will have a wide range of responsibilities in your role as a programmer/analyst including, but not limited to:
Developing multi-user Windows based applications.
Evaluating user request for new or modified computer programs to determine feasibility and time required, compatibility with current system and computer capabilities.
Reading manuals, periodicals, and technical / programming guides to learn ways to develop programs that meet user requirements.
Selecting development tools for program development.
Formulating, planning and outlining steps required to develop programs; submitting plans to user or manager for approval.
Preparing flow charts and diagrams to illustrate sequence of steps program must follow and to describe logical operations involved.
Preparing technical program documentation including requirements, algorithms, test protocol and change control.
Designing computer screen displays to accomplish goals of user requests.
Entering program codes into computer system. Entering commands into computer to run and test program.
Reading computer printouts or observes display screen to detect syntax or logical errors during program test, or using diagnostic software to detect errors.
Replacing, deleting, or modifying code to correct errors.
Training trainers and/or users for new programs.
As the ideal candidate for our team you will bring the following education, experiences, knowledge, and skills to the position:
Experience coding in Visual Basic 6.0, Visual Basic .Net and/or C++, Visual C++, C# .Net
SQL Server 2000, SQL Language, relational database design
User interface design, software documentation and validation, Windows NT/2000, MS Office, OOP.
Previous manufacturing software development experience will be considered an asset.
Proven analytical skills and problem solving capabilities.
Ability to interpret a variety of instructions, written, oral, diagram or schedule form.
Ability to work with mathematical concepts and statistics.
Excellent organizational, planning and scheduling skills.
Good oral/written communication skills.
Self-directed and proactive.
Ability to keep informed of new technological advancements and adapt to resulting changes.
Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, or equivalent.
5 – 8 years relevant programming experience (i.e. database development, VB, SQL).
Experience in manufacturing is preferred.
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Assembly Equipment Technician (Kanata)
[12/7/2004 2:44:03 PM]
As the Linescan Vision Inspection Tech you will work closely with the process engineers and technicians to ensure automated vision inspection algorithms capture point defects on a high speed assembly line.
Duties and responsibilities:
Support Linescan Inspect Stations
Responsible for all vision inspection algorithms and algorithm changes made to the Linescan Inspection Stations.
Supports PPT Vision Systems.
Assists in supporting Viking Pick and Place Machines as well as the AMD Servers.
Responsible for keeping accurate backups for software used above.
As required support for the assembly lines.
Works as an active member of the Reject Data Task Force.
Participates in Equipment Validations/Verifications.
Participates in the Equipment Procurement process.
Help support the Factory Automatic group.
Assist in the implementation of line improvement projects.
Provide a communication link between shifts.
Emergency on call duties.
Experience and Qualifications
2 or 3 year college diploma in Electronic, Robotic, or Mechanical (technician or technologist)
5 years experience in a manufacturing environment.
Familiarity with high-level graphical programming software, W.I.T. and Labview.
Experience with Optics, Stepper & Servo Motor Control, Programmable Logic Controllers Pneumatics is considered strong assets.
Strong software aptitude
Machine vision experience.
Excellent communication and problem-solving skills
An effective team player
Strong computer skills including MS Excel and Word
This position requires someone who can work Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
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Assembly Operators (Kanata)
[10/13/2004 9:28:45 AM]
As an Assembly Operator you will monitor processes and equipment used in wafer fabrication and assembly manufacturing.
To be considered for this position, you will have the following education, skills, and abilities:
A high school diploma
Demonstrated computer dependability, preferably with Excel and MS Word
Strong verbal communication and interpersonal skills
A mechanical aptitude and good organizational skills
A keen interest in continuous learning
A college diploma in Electronics, Chemical or Medical Laboratory Technology, or previous experience in a photo lab would be an asset.
Previous assembly experience would also be considered an asset.
Individuals interested in apprenticing in the Microelectronics Manufacturing Program should also apply.
You must enjoy working in a team-based environment and be willing to work fixed, 12-hour night shifts (6:30 p.m. – 6:30 a.m.), 3 days per week. Shifts are also available on an 11.5 hours per day (4 days on, 4 days off) basis.
We provide ongoing training and development opportunities and we offer a comprehensive group benefits plan and a competitive compensation package.
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Clinical Lab Operator (Kanata)
[4/22/2004 8:15:39 AM]
As Clinical Lab Operator you will perform routine testing of cartridges using the applicable standard testing equipment. Other responsibilities include: identifying equipment faults, assisting in the data collection and summary programs such as ISD, ISTATS, LOSTATS, CYPHER, data entry, and other job related duties as necessary.
To be considered for this position, you will have the following education, skills, and abilities:
A high school diploma
Demonstrated computer dependability, preferably with Excel and MS Word
Strong verbal communication and interpersonal skills
A mechanical aptitude and good organizational skills
A keen interest in continuous learning
You must enjoy working in a team-based environment and be willing to work fixed, 12-hour nights shifts (6:30 p.m. – 6:30 a.m.), 3 days per week.
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In Kanata, i-STAT develops and manufactures medical diagnostic products for blood analysis that
provide health care professionals with critical diagnostic information, accurately and immediately at
the point of patient care. Through the use of advanced semiconductor technology, established principles
of electrochemistry and state-of-the-art computer electronics and software, i-STAT developed the world's
first hand-held automated blood analyzer. This product is capable of performing a panel of commonly ordered
blood tests on two to three drops in just two minutes at the patient's bedside. i-STAT currently employs 530
people at its Kanata facility and offers employment opportunities that are diverse, leading edge and challenging.
i-STAT provides a competitive compensation package and comprehensive benefits program.
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