Lumentum
Equipment Repair & Maintenance Technician
USA - NC- Greensboro
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 13 days ago
Data AnalysisExcelRoboticsPLCMechanical DesignCommunication
About the role
- This role is responsible for sustaining lithography and vacuum-based semiconductor processing equipment used in the fabrication of lasers, optical components, and III-V devices.
Responsibilities
- Steppers, mask aligners, coat/develop tracks
- Perform safe and efficient tool recoveries to return equipment to production.
- Vacuum Systems Support
- Maintain and troubleshoot high and ultra-high vacuum (HV/UHV) systems used in semiconductor processing.
- Support vacuum system calibration and ensure compliance with process specifications.
Requirements
- Associate degree or technical certification in Electronics, Mechanical Engineering Technology, Mechatronics, or related field (or equivalent experience).
- 2+ years of experience in semiconductor, photonics, or precision manufacturing.
- Hands-on troubleshooting experience with complex manufacturing equipment.
- Working knowledge of:
- Perform pump swaps, rebuild coordination, and chamber conditioning as required.
Nice to have
- Experience with lithography equipment (ASML, Canon, Nikon, SUSS, TEL tracks).
- Experience supporting vacuum-based semiconductor tools (e.g., deposition, etch, implant).
- Familiarity with high vacuum (HV/UHV) systems, leak detection techniques, and pump technologies.
- Exposure to III-V or photonics manufacturing (InP, GaAs, lasers, optical components).
- Ability to read schematics, P&IDs, and vacuum system diagrams.
- Experience with automation, robotics, or PLC systems.
- Basic data analysis skills (Excel, JMP).
- Key Skills & Competencies
Company info
- We are an equal opportunity employer and value diversity at our company.
Equal opportunity
- Please contact us to request accommodation.
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