Wafer Fab Equipment Integration Technician

Wafer Fab Equipment Integration Technician Build the tools that build the future. Applied Materials’ Gloucester, MA site—home to a strong Varian Semiconductor presence—manufactures advanced equipment for the semiconductor and display industries. This is an 18‑month contract with the possibility of conversion to a permanent role.

• Do you enjoy assembling complex mechanical and electrical systems with precision?
• Can you read blueprints and electrical schematics confidently?
• Are you comfortable spending most of your day on the move (about 85% standing/walking)?
• Do you bring 1–2 years of hands‑on manufacturing experience and solid troubleshooting instincts?
• Are you computer savvy and ready to document work details accurately?

• Assemble mechanical units and electrical/electronic systems into subassemblies and complete builds using hand/power tools, jigs, and fixtures.
• Follow routine work orders, schematics, wiring diagrams, and parts/wire lists to build, test, and repair electro‑mechanical, vacuum, and pneumatic assemblies.
• Support troubleshooting, error identification, and corrective actions with guidance.
• Under supervision, operate test fixtures, electronic measurement gear, leak detectors, and vacuum pumps.
• Enter progress, labor, and expense data via computer terminal; sometimes assist with software installs, light programming, or minor repairs.
• Keep the work area safe and clean; use required PPE; complete all safety training.
• Document completed work, receive and audit parts, inspect for defects, and suggest process improvements.

• Base rate: $23.00–$25.00 per hour.
• First Shift: 5:30 am–4:00 pm, Monday–Thursday.
• Second Shift: 3:45 am–2:15 pm, Monday–Thursday (+10% per hour differential).
• Third Shift: 7:30 pm–6:00 am, Monday–Thursday (+13% per hour differential).
• Fourth Shift: Friday–Sunday, 6:00 am–6:30 pm (+11% per hour differential).

Estimated Min Rate: $23.00 | Estimated Max Rate: $25.00

• 1–2 years of manufacturing experience (non‑semiconductor experience welcome).
• Fluency with hand tools, power tools, jigs, fixtures, and related equipment.
• Ability to interpret blueprints and electrical schematics.
• Proficiency in equipment troubleshooting and general diagnostic skills.
• Comfort using computers to log progress, time, and expenses.

All offers are contingent to passing all pre‑employment screenings and background check.