Semiconductor Technician (Manhattan Beach)

We are looking for a Semiconductor Equipment Support Technician for their Semiconductor Fab.

Responsibilities :

Perform preventive and corrective maintenance on a broad range of front-end and back-end semiconductor equipment (e.g., steppers, evaporators, sputters, implanters, etchers, coaters / developers, and dicing saws).

Troubleshoot and repair mechanical, electrical, vacuum, pneumatic, and basic software / control issues across legacy and custom tools.

Partner with process engineers, researchers, and tool owners to rapidly diagnose and resolve equipment problems in a dynamic Production / R&D setting.

Log maintenance activities, downtime events, and parts usage in internal tracking systems.

Support tool installations, decommissioning, and upgrades, including coordination with vendors and facilities teams.

Maintain and order critical spares, consumables, and safety components.

Follow cleanroom protocols and ensure tools meet safety, cleanliness, and calibration standards.

Participate in continuous improvement projects to enhance tool uptime, reduce maintenance cycles, and improve user satisfaction.

Basic Qualifications for Semiconductor Equipment Support Technician :

High school diploma or GED.

2+ years of experience in equipment maintenance or technical trade.

Strong mechanical aptitude and ability to read schematics, manuals, and technical drawings.

Familiarity with vacuum pumps, gas systems, and cleanroom operations.

Comfortable working independently in a research-driven environment with frequent tool changeovers.

This position requires the applicant to be a U.S. citizen.

Preferred Qualifications for Semiconductor Equipment Support Technician :

Associate degree or technical training in Mechatronics, Electronics, or related field. - Experience with legacy semiconductor tools, including both wet and dry processes.

Exposure to low-volume, high-mix R&D or prototyping environments.

Basic understanding of process flows across front-end and back-end semiconductor fabrication.

Familiarity with safety protocols related to gases, chemicals, and high voltage equipment.