Semiconductor Fab Equipment Field Service Technician

Job Description

Job Description

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.

Preferred proficiencies

• HVAC/R Systems
• Mechanical Troubleshooting Skills
• 120/208/240/480 Voltage Systems
• Electrical Troubleshooting
• Electrical Repair
• HVAC Service & Installation
• HVAC Maintenance
• HVAC Troubleshooting
• HVAC Repair
• Boiler Certification
• Boiler Troubleshooting
• Boiler Operation
• Maintenance and Repair Skills
• Lift Truck Repair & Maintenance
• Field Service Readiness
• Diesel & Heavy Equipment Systems
• Equipment Diagnostics & Troubleshooting
• Lockout/Tagout (LOTO)
• Electrical Schematic Reading
• Low Voltage Cabling Installation
• Equipment Installation & Wiring
• Equipment Repair & Maintenance
• Equipment Installation
• Automotive Manufacturing Systems
• Automotive Repair & Service Systems

Tools you’ll use

• HVAC Systems
• Voltage Detector
• Multimeter