Field Service Engineer (North Phoenix, AZ)

Posted 4 days ago

prosumScottsdale (AZ)

Electrical and Electronic Engineering Technologists and Technicians Electronic and Precision Equipment Repair and Maintenance

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$90k - $100k

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About the role

Field Service Engineer (North Phoenix, AZ)

Salary: $90k - $100kOverviewThe candidate must be comfortable working a rotating schedule. This junior-level engineer position for our client is responsible for providing field service engineering activities to Company customers independently. This position troubleshoots more complicated products and problems.

Essential Job Functions

Field Service Engineering:

Receives service calls from customer.
Determines customer need or problem and responds accordingly.
May provide over-the-phone consultation and advice to customer, may need to respond to emergency customer situation or may schedule and repair Company’s products at customer site.
Performs preventative maintenance on Company products.
Establishes and manages a local maintenance service Requirements for the Role: 2 - 5 years of professional engineering experience Hands on engineering experience; Engineering for semiconductor (installation, maintenance, repair)
Working experience with hand tools, oscilloscope, digital voltmeter, etc.

Nice to have: Strong knowledge of photomask, MASK INSPECTION, inspection, metrology (you can write EUV or DUV), lithography, optical, camera, lasers and robotics. Not required now but bonus/preferred Bachelor's degree required in Electrical, Electronics, Manufacturing, Mechanical, Physics, Materials Science or Computer Engineering

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