Entry Level Field Service Engineer

Role overview
We’re seeking a hands-on Field Service Engineer II to install, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair single-wafer deposition equipment at customer sites. You’ll work closely with customers and internal teams to keep semiconductor manufacturing equipment operating safely and reliably.

• Install, service, modify, and repair semiconductor manufacturing equipment at customer facilities.
• Diagnose equipment issues and respond to service needs, including urgent calls as required.
• Coordinate with customers, teammates, and supervisors to reduce equipment downtime.
• Replace or install parts and perform equipment upgrades and modifications.
• Keep service records and reports accurate and up to date.
• Help customer technicians learn equipment operation and routine maintenance.
• Stay current on equipment and service procedures through training and technical materials.
• Safeguard company tools, vehicles, and other assigned property.
• Follow site safety requirements and maintain the conduct standards needed to work at customer facilities.

• Electromechanical aptitude and hands-on troubleshooting ability.
• Semiconductor fab experience.
• Field service engineering experience.
• Ability to work safely and professionally in customer environments.
• U.S. work authorization without employer sponsorship.

• Familiarity with vacuum systems and vacuum pump operation.
• Exposure to metal deposition processes, including CVD or PVD.
• An understanding of vacuum theory is a plus; this role offers the opportunity to deepen that knowledge.

A bachelor’s degree is preferred. Alternatively, candidates may qualify with an associate degree and at least two years of related experience, or four years of related experience in place of a degree. Military technical training and field experience may be considered in lieu of an associate degree. A high school diploma or equivalent is required.