Engineering Technician

Engineering Technician

Do you enjoy being hands-on and using tools? Are you looking to contribute to exciting technological advances?

As an Engineering Technician, you build and test complex mechanical and electrical systems in a cleanroom environment while supporting process improvements, engineering tests, lean initiatives, and quality enhancements. You play a key role in manufacturing high-level semiconductor systems, troubleshooting technical issues, and contributing to the continuous improvement of products and production processes.

Responsibilities

• Build and test complex mechanical and electrical systems in a cleanroom environment according to established specifications and procedures.
• Produce products in accordance with defined quality standards and technical specifications.
• Observe, document, and report recurring or ongoing issues in product construction or operation, and support efforts to resolve these problems.
• Contribute to the improvement of products and processes by sharing observations, suggestions, and technical insights.
• Manufacture and deliver high-level, complex systems by following established production procedures and work instructions.
• Identify, analyze, and solve technical problems that arise during assembly, test, or integration.
• Serve as a reference point for problem solving within your area of expertise and set a positive example for other team members.
• Oversee the full process from assembly through testing, ensuring all steps meet quality and safety standards.
• Actively participate in pilot production for new products and support the transition from pilot to volume production.
• Develop and improve technical product documentation (TPD), processes, records, and other relevant production documentation.
• Evaluate new procedures before implementation to understand their impact on the production process and propose improvements where needed.

Essential Skills

• Ability to read and interpret blueprints, schematics, and wiring diagrams.
• Hands-on experience using hand tools and test equipment for assembly, testing, troubleshooting, and repair.

Work Environment

You work in a high-tech semiconductor manufacturing environment with a strong focus on quality, precision, and continuous improvement.

Most activities take place in a cleanroom, where you handle complex mechanical and electrical assemblies using hand tools, test equipment, and computer-based systems. The role follows a compressed workweek (CWW) schedule with 12-hour shifts.

New hires complete approximately two weeks of training, Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., before transitioning to the CWW schedule.

D1: 6am - 6pm

Week 1: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday

Week 2: Sunday, Monday

Tuesday, Wednesday (every other Wed)

D2: 6am - 6pm

Week 1: Thursday, Friday, Saturday

Week 2: Wednesday, Thursday

Friday, Saturday (every other Wed)

N1: 6pm - 6am

Week 1: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday

Week 2: Saturday, Sunday

Monday, Tuesday (every other Sat)

N2: 6pm - 6am

Week 1: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday

Week 2: Wednesday, Thursday

Friday, Saturday (every other Sat)

The environment emphasizes lean manufacturing, teamwork, and continuous learning, offering opportunities to grow into more advanced engineering roles. Dress and conduct must comply with cleanroom protocols, including appropriate cleanroom attire and adherence to strict contamination-control procedure.