Pump Systems Technician I — Hands-On Repair

Ebara Technologies Incorporated; Hillsboro (OR); On-site; USD 48,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

Ebara Technologies Incorporated is seeking an electro-mechanical service technician to disassemble, inspect, and rebuild pump systems. You will clean, re-assemble, test, and troubleshoot pumps and assemblies, while documenting observations for failure analysis and serviceability trends.

The role emphasizes accurate reporting, tool maintenance, and adherence to safety policies. Candidates should have up to four years in electro-mechanical field service, with vacuum technology knowledge and strong

Qualifications

• High School, GED, or Associate’s degree in Engineering or Electronics, or equivalent experience.
• Zero to four years of electro-mechanical and field service experience, preferably in the semiconductor or related industry.
• Working knowledge of mechanical skills and vacuum technology principles.
• Excellent written and oral communication skills; MS Office proficiency.

Responsibilities

• Disassemble, clean, and re-assemble pumps.
• Receive pumps, generate parts orders, and perform teardown and condition reports.
• Document observations during disassembly and generate failure analysis reports.
• Test and troubleshoot assemblies and/or final systems.
• Perform maintenance, testing, and calibration of repaired products.
• Maintain and replace equipment, tools, and supplies used during service of pumps.
• Check power and hand tools for proper operation and safety.
• Communicate issues to Leads/Supervisor promptly.

Skills

Leadership

Program management

Time management

Communication skills

Teamwork

Relationship-building

Self-starter

Public speaking

Cross-cultural adaptability

Education

High School / GED / Associate degree in Engineering or Electronics

Tools

MS Office

Job description

Ebara Technologies Incorporated is seeking an electro-mechanical service technician to disassemble, inspect, and rebuild pump systems. You will clean, re-assemble, test, and troubleshoot pumps and assemblies, while documenting observations for failure analysis and serviceability trends.

The role emphasizes accurate reporting, tool maintenance, and adherence to safety policies. Candidates should have up to four years in electro-mechanical field service, with vacuum technology knowledge and strong