Facilities & Equipment Engineer — Quantum Fab

SEEQC; Town of Mount Pleasant (NY); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Equity

Job summary

Seeqc is seeking a facilities and equipment engineer to sustain and improve the foundry operations. You will perform corrective, preventative and predictive maintenance on plant utilities and equipment, collaborating across production teams to keep fab uptime high.

You will work with lithography, thin film, CMP, etch and other critical utilities, using diagnostic tools to analyze issues, disassemble and repair equipment, and implement root‑cause improvements.

Qualifications

• Three or more years of experience with plant utilities or process tools.
• Maintain facilities used by foundry or laboratory.
• Electro-mechanical root cause troubleshooting of semiconductor equipment.
• Disassemble, repair and reassemble equipment per manuals and schematics.
• Use monitoring and diagnostic equipment for facilities and equipment checks.
• Experience with process engineers to understand process-equipment interactions.
• BS in Engineering disciplines.
• Knowledge of Statistical Process Control.
• Experience in semiconductor process development (RIE, thin film, characterization, wet).

Responsibilities

• Provide facilities and equipment sustaining support for Seeqc’s foundry.
• Demonstrate strong troubleshooting and root cause corrective skills.
• Establish relationships across teams on the production floor to drive communication.

Skills

Electro-mechanical troubleshooting

Root-cause analysis

Facilities maintenance

Data-driven troubleshooting

Cross-team collaboration

Education

BS in Engineering Disciplines

Tools

Diagnostic equipment

Job description

Seeqc is seeking a facilities and equipment engineer to sustain and improve the foundry operations. You will perform corrective, preventative and predictive maintenance on plant utilities and equipment, collaborating across production teams to keep fab uptime high.

You will work with lithography, thin film, CMP, etch and other critical utilities, using diagnostic tools to analyze issues, disassemble and repair equipment, and implement root‑cause improvements.