Maintenance Technician

Posted 2 days ago

new ironHopewell Junction (NY)

Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers, All Other Electronic and Precision Equipment Repair and Maintenance

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About the role

PVD Equipment Maintenance Technician – Junior to Senior

Location: Hopewell Junction, NY (on-site)Employment: Contract-to-hire - 3 monthsA leading semiconductor manufacturer is expanding its equipment-maintenance team. Direct AMAT Endura experience is preferred, but technicians with hands-on PVD, metal-deposition, vacuum-system, or related semiconductor equipment experience will be considered.

Responsibilities: Perform or support preventive and corrective equipment maintenance Troubleshoot hardware, vacuum, electrical, and mechanical faults Support chamber cleans, target changes, pump maintenance, and wafer recovery Assist with tool qualification and return-to-production Complete maintenance documentation and shift pass-downs Senior technicians may lead complex repairs and mentor junior team members ExperienceAMAT Endura, Lam metals, ULVAC, or other PVD/deposition equipment Semiconductor equipment maintenance involving vacuum chambers, pumps, robotics, or gas delivery Ability to read schematics and technical procedures Cleanroom or high-volume manufacturing experience preferred Junior technicians with transferable equipment experience and an interest in developing their PVD skills are encouraged to apply.

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