Satwant Singh
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Objective: Seeking a Challenging position in the field of Medical Device Manufacturing (Quality Control Inspector), Production Maintenance, or as a Process Technician.
Skills:
More than 15 years in hard disk drive manufacturing. Hands-on experience with vacuum film deposition equipment and instrumentation and leak checks through troubleshooting
Extensive experience as a process technician in sputter, Lube, UV & Tape burnish. Experience in FA and troubleshoot process problems.
Very good computer skills, familiar with Microsoft Word and excel.
A Team player with dedicated professional and excellent personality
Knowledge of GMP and GDP practices.
WorkExperience
06/28/2021-Present Quality Control Tech, Johnson & Johnson in Fremont, CA
Inspect production parts such as Galaxy G3 Mini-22, Galaxy G3 Xtrasoft, Galaxy G3 Xtrasoft-22, Galaxy GLY, Galaxy GLY-22
Ensured products were properly packed according to MPI
Check for foriegn particles in the pouch
Pass product to production to pack then check the packing of the parts
Ensure the correct IFU is inside the packaging for the G3 Mini, as well as temper seal
After sterilization of the other parts, ensured correct IFU inside the package, then temper sealed
4/30/2013-6/1/2020 Quality Control Tech II, Optovue in Fremont,CA
Follow MPI & SOP
Conduct incoming product cosmetic check
Run shake test to ensure no loose parts
AIO laptop connect to IVue NR Scanner
Ensure RTVue & RTVueXR are functional and up to date
Perform a motor test
Ensure RTVue & RTVueXR are connected to PC
Ensure all optical lens are cleaned and installed correctly
Run a scan to ensure system performance
Notify engineer & supervisor of any failures due to defects
Create NCR & put system aside for engineers
Perform RMA systems test
Certified in ISO IPC610 and IPC620
Certified in ISO 13485
11/19/2012-03/01/13, Quality Control Tech, In Sound Inc through Aerotek, Fremont, CA
Receive batteries and wash with acetone then dry
Place parts in fixture
Put parts in hydrofluoric acid for three to four hours
Remove parts form hydrofluoric acid and put in a bottle of fresh hydrofluoric acid and shake parts for up to an hour
Check samples for cleanliness under microscope
Wash parts with DI water to remove any traces of hydrofluoric acid
Check parts with conductivity meter to make sure no hydrofluoric acid is left on the parts
Place parts in citric acid for five minutes
Drain out citric acid and wash with DI water to remove any traces of citric acid
Check conductivity for traces of citric acid
Wash and dry parts and send them for final inspection
Check dimensions with micrometer
Help production team to assemble the product
06/10/2009- 06/30/11, Quality Control Inspector II, Conor Medsystems (A Johnson and Johnson Company), Fremont, CA (Through Kelly services)
Responsible for providing inspection/testing support for processes, materials, and products such as drug filled stents, sirolimus drug filling solutions, balloon catheters
Perform a wide variety of inspections, checks, and tests of incoming raw materials
Perform in-process inspection and lot release testing
Perform first article inspection
Review travelers and quality documentations
Apply knowledge of sampling plan and good laboratory practice on a daily basis
Perform design verification testing such as crossing profile, stent diameter vs. balloon inflation pressure, uniformity of expansion, stent recoil and shortening.
Calibrated seebrez to perform the stent dimension testing.
Calibrated the HBLT to perform the catheters & balloon testing.
10/06/2008-01/08/2009 Production Maintenance, OptiSolar, Hayward, CA
Modified and repaired machines to make sure that they worked properly.
Ran the panels thought the sputter with zinc oxide, aluminum oxide.
Ran Edge White machine to make panel coroners.
Ran tests on voltage of the panels before running them through the sputter a second time with silicone nitrite and silicone oxide.
Administered layers of coating on panels to protect them from environmental agents.
Tested panels and sorted them by voltage.
04/30/2007-08/19/2008 Quality Control Inspector II, Penumbra Inc., San Leandro, CA
Inspects components, products, labels, boxes, pouches, and coatings visually and mechanically and accepts or rejects products
Reads, understands, and interprets engineering specifications
Takes measurements using micrometers, calipers, snap gage, gage pins and other measuring instruments
Review LHRs
Maintains accurate inspection reports
Devise test methodology/instrumentation/fixtures to support QC inspection requirements
06/14/2006–04/28/2007 Quality Control Inspector, Nitinol Devices and Components (A Johnson and Johnson Company) Fremont, CA, (Thru Kelly Services)
Perform day to day inspection and evaluation of Stents & VC filters
Review, accurately record and complete inspection documentation
Set-up, adjust, operate, maintain and clean test equipment used to perform inspection
Conduct production line and pre-shipping audits
Certified to receive and accept chemicals (Aluminium oxide, Nitric acid, Sulfuric acid, Acetone, Methanol, Hydrochloric acid, Denatured alcohol)
03/16/1998 06/04/2006 Process Technician, MMC Technology, San Jose, CA
Successfully transferred new products including Calypso, Ares, Sabre, Brooklyn, and Brooklyn fortune. Followed the process recipes and the control chart, greatly improved the yields and product quality.
Qualified sputter tool MDP250B, Trouble shooting for various problems including magnetic and carbon thickness, low yield issue, and any mechanic damage to the disks.
Supervised and supported production line in sustaining and optimizing the sputter process. Investigated the effects of process parameters on Guzik performance.
Tracked yield with full bomb change cycle and shown a correlation, then reducing down time between full bombs to minimize the low yield lots.
Perform particle count and scratch measurements that have identified yield issue. Used HDI to catch ODED, used RGA to locate leak, used SEM to identify contamination and scratches, and used AFM to find voids sources.
Qualified UV bonding machine, FTIR and Lubes. Monitored the lube thickness, bond ratio, and particle count. Adjusted the concentration of the lube solvent.
Worked with process engineers to qualify the targets from the different vendors. Created the process deviation based on the experiment results to use some of magnetic targets available in stock as the substitute for the current product that greatly saved company’s cost.
Monitored the control chart closely to reduce the process variation. Adjusted the carbon film thickness that has improved process Cap.
Successfully transferred the new sputter machine Intevac Lean 200.
Education
Bachelor in Arts From Khalsa College, Garhdwala India
Motor Mechanism Course From Kumar Engineering Collage Jallander