Semiconductor Fab Equipment Field Service Technician

What your day looks like

Step onto the fab floor as the go-to expert who keeps production moving. You’ll arrive at customer sites prepared to install, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair advanced semiconductor tools. Before power-on, you’ll dock, level, and interconnect CMP systems, perform preventive maintenance with minimal oversight, and work through diagnostics to restore uptime fast.

Role snapshot

Complete all contracted preventive maintenance, corrective repairs, consumable swaps, installations, and start-ups at customer facilities or the service center.

Interpret operating manuals and technical documents to pinpoint root causes of tool failures.

Capture accurate service documentation: PM results, downtime, issue logs, and time reports. Enter details directly into customer systems with proficiency.

Independently execute scheduled PMs and follow standardized service checklists and protocols to diagnose mechanical, hardware, software, and system issues.

Order and expedite replacement parts; keep customers and management informed on status and next steps.

Escalate design-related concerns to engineering and management to drive resolution.

Serve as the customer’s primary technical contact for operational and maintenance questions.

Under supervision, perform phase-one CMP tool installation activities (dock/level and interconnection) just prior to power-on.

Guide fellow field technicians and field service engineers; train and mentor Field Service Technicians I–III.Assist with service center operations and support other customer locations as needed.

Follow Finesse training and procedures for accurate parts usage and transactions.

Comply with EBARA safety policies, complete required safety training, and maintain a clean, safe work area that meets EBARA and customer standards.

Perform other duties as assigned.

Who will thrive in this role Hands-on field professionals and skilled technicians from semiconductor, HVAC, automotive, industrial maintenance, military, or other electro-mechanical backgrounds with strong mechanical and electrical aptitude—especially those eager to build a career in the high-tech semiconductor industry.

Minimum qualifications

Associate of Science in Electronics, completion of an accredited basic electronics program, or equivalent experience.

Preferred 3–10+ years of related experience (semiconductor, automotive, or similar industries).Working knowledge of mechanical systems and of semiconductor and/or vacuum technology principles.

Strong customer relationship skills.

Technical and professional strengths

Troubleshooting to the component level.

Proficiency with Microsoft Excel, Word, Outlook, and PowerPoint.

Comfort presenting to groups; excellent time management; self-starter mindset.

Leadership and program management aptitude; collaborative relationship building.

Strong teamwork, organization, and written/oral communication skills.

Ability to provide verification of a good driving record when servicing offsite customers.

Work capabilities and conditions

Lift 35 lbs. unassisted from floor to waist level.

Read and work from electrical and mechanical schematics/diagrams.

Operate machinery/equipment associated with the essential functions.

Perform effectively in a cross-cultural, fast-paced, and dynamic environment.

Carry out essential functions without posing a direct threat to self, others, or property.

Adhere to EBARA personnel policies, including attendance and punctuality.

Work well under pressure while meeting multiple, sometimes competing, deadlines; maintain cooperative behavior with colleagues and supervisors.

If a respirator is used in this role, successfully pass an annual respirator fit test and medical exam.

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