Equipment Maintenance Technician Level open: I-IV (depending on exp) A shift, Monday-Wednesday, every other Sunday 6am-6pm

Bosch Group•Roseville, CA

4d•$24 - $35•Onsite

About The Position

The Equipment Maintenance Technician performs assigned maintenance tasks on semiconductor manufacturing and/or wafer sort equipment in support of a production group. Primary and secondary areas of responsibility may include Implant, Sputter, Dry Etch, Masking, CVD, Diffusion, Wet Etch, CMP, and/or Wafer Sort. The role works on site in Roseville, California, in a cleanroom environment and follows cleanroom standards such as gowning and wafer handling. The position is offered at Levels I–IV, depending on experience.

Requirements

Associate degree or certificate in Electronics or Mechatronics.
At least 3 years of semiconductor manufacturing experience.
Basic knowledge of electronic circuits and the ability to read and understand plumbing diagrams, mechanical drawings, and schematics.
Strong ability to read, understand, and interpret technical documents and manuals.
Strong mechanical aptitude and skills.
Knowledge of electronic test equipment and hand tools.
Ability to sit or stand for extended periods, up to 11 hours per shift, while maintaining alertness.
Ability to lift and carry objects weighing up to 40 pounds.
Indefinite U.S. work authorization; future sponsorship for work authorization is unavailable.

Nice To Haves

Metrology experience.
Good oral and written communication skills and willingness to work on a team.
Flexibility, strong self-initiative, and ability to multitask and work under pressure.

Responsibilities

Perform electrical, mechanical, and vacuum-system troubleshooting, repair, and preventive maintenance on complex semiconductor manufacturing and/or wafer sort equipment.
Troubleshoot and repair assigned equipment to the component level using standard test equipment and hand tools.
Perform machine setups and running adjustments.
Coordinate with production, engineering, and other support groups regarding priorities and equipment status.
Perform quality workmanship and adhere to quality maintenance procedures and directives.
Use machine software applications for troubleshooting and preventive maintenance activities.
Perform housekeeping tasks in the maintenance area and maintain a safe working environment.
Participate in Emergency Response Team certification training.
Follow cleanroom protocols, including gowning, wafer handling, and other cleanroom standards.
Maintain good communication and records.