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Field Service Technician, Semiconductor Equipment

Onsite · Portland, Oregon
Posted August 13, 2026
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Overview

You will own maintenance and repair of complex thermal management systems in a semiconductor fab, keeping 24/7 operations running. You will work nights in a cleanroom, balancing 50% electrical and 50% mechanical diagnostics on large vacuum and pump systems. Join a supportive team that values knowledge sharing, with a long-term contract-to-hire path and exposure to advanced semiconductor technology.

What You'll Do8

  • 1Maintain and troubleshoot large thermal management systems to ensure stable and efficient operation in a semiconductor fab.
  • 2Diagnose equipment issues with a 50/50 split of electrical and mechanical work, using logic and schematics to find root causes.
  • 3Repair vacuum systems, pumps, and other electro-mechanical components, minimizing downtime with constraint management.
  • 4Install and service thermal management systems to support business growth and expansion.
  • 5Document work in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook) to track issues and communicate with the team.
  • 6Train and cross-train teammates on equipment operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting methods.
  • 7Follow strict safety and cleanroom protocols, including wearing a bunny suit and respirator, when working with hazardous materials.
  • 8Escalate complex issues to senior team members and collaborate with the client to resolve equipment problems.

Requirements10

  • 12+ years of electro-mechanical experience in maintenance, repair, or field service.
  • 2Hands-on troubleshooting of electrical and mechanical systems, including reading schematics.
  • 3Experience using hand tools, power tools, and a multimeter for diagnostics.
  • 4Exposure to vacuum systems, pumps, and mechanical assemblies.
  • 5Strong problem-solving skills to logically diagnose and resolve technical issues.
  • 6Basic math skills and computer literacy with Microsoft Office.
  • 7Ability to lift 50 pounds and work in confined spaces while standing for extended periods.
  • 8Comfort working in a cleanroom and wearing a respirator for significant portions of the shift.
  • 9High school diploma or equivalent; associate degree in a technical field preferred.
  • 10Experience with thermal management systems or in a semiconductor cleanroom environment is a plus.

Salary Insight

Salary not disclosed in listing

Location

Typeonsite
LocationPortland, Oregon

Required Skills

troubleshootingmechanical repairelectrical systemsmultimetercleanroom
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