MEMS Equipment Tech — Troubleshooting & PM

Teledyne LeCroy Korea; Edmonton; On-site; CAD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation and benefits

Growth and skill development

Global company with local impact

Collaborative, inclusive team

Job summary

Teledyne MEMS is seeking a MEMS Equipment Technologist in Edmonton to maintain and troubleshoot specialized MEMS manufacturing equipment. You will track performance, manage spares, and collaborate with operations and engineering to resolve process issues.

The role may involve shift work, including evenings or weekends as needed. Candidates should have 2–3 years in equipment maintenance or instrumentation, with a background in electronics or instrumentation.

Qualifications

• Strong troubleshooting skills across electrical, electronic, mechanical and pneumatic systems.
• 2–3 years of experience in equipment maintenance or instrumentation.
• Background in electronics or instrumentation.
• Diploma or degree in electronics or instrumentation preferred; Red Seal an advantage.

Responsibilities

• Maintain and troubleshoot specialized MEMS manufacturing equipment.
• Track equipment performance and keep documentation up to date.
• Perform and improve preventive maintenance to minimize downtime.
• Source and manage spare parts inventory.
• Collaborate with operations and engineering teams to resolve process issues.
• Train and mentor team members on maintenance tasks.
• Work independently on projects and provide emergency support when needed.
• Communicate with vendors for repairs and technical support.

Skills

Troubleshooting electrical systems

Equipment maintenance experience

Instrumentation background

Strong communication

Education

Diploma or degree in electronics or instrumentation

Red Seal certification in plumbing or electrical trades (advantage)

Job description

Teledyne MEMS is seeking a MEMS Equipment Technologist in Edmonton to maintain and troubleshoot specialized MEMS manufacturing equipment. You will track performance, manage spares, and collaborate with operations and engineering to resolve process issues.

The role may involve shift work, including evenings or weekends as needed. Candidates should have 2–3 years in equipment maintenance or instrumentation, with a background in electronics or instrumentation.