QA Technician
Responsibilities
- Must abide by the company safety rules and regulations
- Must know how to follow manufacturing instructions
- Reporting of any discrepancies found during inspection
- Contribute ideas for improvement in their respective work area
- Support overtime work when needed
- Follow work discipline and cooperation to any assigned tasks
Requirements
- At least high school graduate
- Minimum 6 months relevant work experience (preferably in manufacturing test/quality inspection)
- Visual inspection skills; be able to lift weight up to 40 pounds
- Computer Literacy; IPC background/experience
- PCB experience preferred
Benefits
- Medical Insurance
- Dental Insurance
- Vision Insurance
- 401(k)
- Flexible spending account
- Commuter benefits
- Disability insurance
We also have a perfect location for all types of commuters: AMAX is located right between I-680 and I-880. Warm Springs/South Fremont BART station and bus stops are within a 10-minute walking distance. 5 grocery stores, 6+ coffee/tea places, and numerous restaurants within 1 mile. Feel free to try the delicious fusions or grab your daily groceries after work!
About the role
Established in 1979, AMAX is a globally recognized leader in GPU-accelerated IT infrastructure, specializing in transforming standard IT systems into advanced, high-performance computing solutions. Catering to industries such as AI, cloud computing, autonomous vehicles, and high-performance computing, AMAX has set benchmarks in innovation, including pioneering liquid-cooled HPC systems for the semiconductor industry. With a global footprint spanning North America, Europe, and Asia, AMAX offers end-to-end services from design and manufacturing to deployment. Committed to addressing the growing demands of AI, AMAX delivers advanced solutions that help organizations achieve their technology goal and drive progress on a global scale.
Join Us Become part of a diverse and inclusive team that values your technical expertise and innovative thinking. Together, we'll push the boundaries of what's possible in the hardware industry.