Semiconductor Field Service Engineer

Position Overview We are seeking experienced Semiconductor Field Service Engineers to support critical metrology equipment used in advanced semiconductor manufacturing. This role will support installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and performance optimization. The ideal candidate combines hands-on technical problem solving, preventative maintenance, production support, and a commitment to maximizing tool uptime, within a high-tech environment.

WHY THIS ROLE STANDS OUT

• Field-level technical work without constant or unpredictable travel
• Consistent schedule supporting semiconductor production environments
• Hands-on work with advanced metrology equipment
• Strong compensation and full benefits (see below)

What Youll Do

• Troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair semiconductor metrology equipment onsite
• Perform installations, upgrades, and preventative maintenance
• Support tool uptime and performance in a production environment
• Work directly with operations, engineering, and support teams
• Document service activity, system performance, and technical findings

What Were Looking For This role requires semiconductor equipment experience.

• 2+ years supporting semiconductor tools or equipment
• Strong troubleshooting skills at system and component level
• Experience with metrology, vacuum, or plasma systems preferred
• Ability to read electrical, electronic, and mechanical schematics
• Comfortable working in a cleanroom production environment

What This Role Is

• A hands-on Semiconductor Field Service Engineer role supporting production-critical metrology equipment
• Ownership of tool uptime, reliability, maintenance, and equipment recovery
• A position where you are the primary engineer responsible for diagnosing issues and returning tools to production
• A stable, schedule-driven role supporting advanced semiconductor manufacturing
• An opportunity to work with cutting-edge semiconductor technology in a high-volume production environment

What This Role Isn't

• Not a travel-heavy field service position
• Not a 24/7 on-call role
• Not an entry-level opportunity
• Not an IT, networking, or help desk position
• Not an electrical technician or bench technician role
• Not a process engineering, applications engineering, or research-focused position