Field Service Engineer – On-Site Semiconductor Equipment

Beacon Hill; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 30,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

Beacon Hill is seeking a Field Service Engineer for on-site support in Phoenix, AZ. The role involves servicing automated semiconductor manufacturing equipment, diagnosing issues, and performing upgrades with regular customer interaction.

The ideal candidate has electrical/mechanical repair experience, a relevant degree, and willingness for travel. Military experience may count toward education requirements, and semiconductor exposure is valued.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s or Associate degree in electronics/engineering preferred; HS/GED acceptable.
• Professional electrical/mechanical repair or troubleshooting experience.
• Military experience can substitute education requirements.
• Prior semiconductor industry experience is valuable.

Responsibilities

• On-site service and repair of automated semiconductor manufacturing equipment.
• Troubleshoot and diagnose equipment problems.
• Maintain records and reports as required.
• Coordinate activities with peers, supervisors, and customers.
• Order and install new parts.
• Instruct customer operators on system operation and maintenance.
• Perform upgrades and modifications to equipment as needed.
• Stay current on equipment/tools through training, manuals, and factory materials.
• Maintain credentials for being on customer site(s).
• Travel varies; travel 0-100% depending on team.

Skills

Electrical repair

Mechanical repair

Troubleshooting

On-site service

Customer interface

Education

Bachelor’s/Associate degree in electronics or engineering

High School Diploma or GED

Job description

Beacon Hill is seeking a Field Service Engineer for on-site support in Phoenix, AZ. The role involves servicing automated semiconductor manufacturing equipment, diagnosing issues, and performing upgrades with regular customer interaction.

The ideal candidate has electrical/mechanical repair experience, a relevant degree, and willingness for travel. Military experience may count toward education requirements, and semiconductor exposure is valued.