Process and Equipment Technician - Veterans and Transitioning Military

Role Overview: Support wafer fabrication as a Process and Equipment Maintenance Technician in a dynamic manufacturing environment. Key Responsibilities: Operate and monitor semiconductor processing equipment, collaborate with engineering and operations teams to improve efficiency, troubleshoot issues, and support process development. Conduct technical tests, prepare reports, and assist in continuous improvement initiatives. Maintain equipment performance through preventive maintenance, handle safety protocols, and perform physically demanding tasks including lifting and working in cleanroom conditions. Lead projects focused on equipment upkeep and operational enhancements, ensuring safety and quality standards are met. Qualifications & Skills: Minimum of a high school diploma, with 2+ years' experience in equipment maintenance and troubleshooting, applying mechanical, electronic, and software skills. Flexibility to work 12-hour shifts, rotate between day and night, and adapt between cleanroom and office environments. Preferred qualifications include an AAS or AS degree in Mechatronics, Electronics, Mechanical Engineering, or related fields, along with experience in automation systems and project management. Military experience in electronics, mechanics, or related fields is highly relevant. Additional Requirements: Ability to handle physical tasks safely, follow safety policies, and communicate effectively. The role involves working in cleanroom environments, handling gases and chemicals, and supporting equipment and process improvements. Commitment to safety, dependability, and collaboration is essential.