Senior Semiconductor Equipment Technician

SkyWater Semiconductors; Kissimmee (FL); On-site; USD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

SkyWater Semiconductors in Kissimmee, FL is seeking an Equipment Maintenance Technician to perform preventive maintenance, troubleshoot electro-mechanical systems, and support wafer fabrication equipment. Shift plans include initial training on E shift 8:00–5:00, then transition to A or C 12-hour shifts.

Responsibilities include dismantling and rebuilding equipment per blueprints, using diagnostics to root cause issues, and coordinating with engineers and vendors as needed.

Qualifications

• Detail-oriented with ability to follow procedures.
• Experience with maintenance on semiconductor production equipment.
• Ability to manage projects and work in cross-functional teams.

Responsibilities

• Dismantle, adjust, repair and assemble semiconductor fabrication equipment following layouts and manuals.
• Use test/diagnostic equipment to identify root causes and implement corrective actions.
• Perform preventive and unscheduled maintenance on production equipment.
• Complete and maintain documentation for quality standards.
• Rebuild equipment and sub-assemblies as required.
• Perform equipment modifications as directed by engineers.
• Participate in maintenance or cross-functional teams such as 5S+ and CIP.
• Take ownership of small projects and equipment assembly tasks.
• Work with outside vendors as required.
• Process chemical and gas handling.
• Maintain critical spares and consumables inventory.

Skills

Semiconductor equipment experience

Electro-mechanical troubleshooting

Preventive maintenance

Root cause analysis

Documentation

Hands-on tooling

Windows OS / MS Office

Oscilloscopes

Pneumatic/Hydraulic systems

Education

Associate degree in Science/Engineering

Tools

Test/diagnostic equipment

Blueprints/ layouts

Job description

SkyWater Semiconductors in Kissimmee, FL is seeking an Equipment Maintenance Technician to perform preventive maintenance, troubleshoot electro-mechanical systems, and support wafer fabrication equipment. Shift plans include initial training on E shift 8:00–5:00, then transition to A or C 12-hour shifts.

Responsibilities include dismantling and rebuilding equipment per blueprints, using diagnostics to root cause issues, and coordinating with engineers and vendors as needed.