Field Service Engineer (Clean Track)
Salary: Competitive (DOE) + full relocation support for global candidates
Our client is a global leader in semiconductor manufacturing equipment. They are seeking a Field Service Engineer with Clean Track expertise to deliver world-class on-site support at a leading-edge research fab. This is a pivotal role providing hands-on installation, troubleshooting, and maintenance of advanced coater/developer systems in a high-tech cleanroom environment.
Global recruitment with full relocation support for the right talent.
Opportunity to work with cutting-edge semiconductor tools, coordinating with international teams including Japan-based factories.
Permanent contract with focus on safety, quality, and professional development in a structured, high-visibility role.
Perform on-site installations, modifications, diagnoses, troubleshooting, service, and repair of Clean Track systems.
Conduct regular preventive maintenance, system check-outs, and approve operational quality.
Coordinate technical and administrative support for site activities, including engineering change upgrades and FCN implementation.
Instruct customers on system operation/maintenance, provide management reports, and respond to critical situations.
Collaborate with customer teams and internal structures (BU, GCE, administration) while maintaining records and systems.
Essential Clean Track (CT) tools experience; previous Field Service or Start-Up Engineer role in semiconductor equipment is a plus.
Successfully passed highest-level secondary school exams, engineering certificate, or apprenticeship (electrical/mechanical/fitter); High-level Japanese reading and speaking desirable (not essential) for tool documentation and factory communication.
Eligibility to reflect company values in safety, quality, compliance, and InfoSec.
If you’re a Field Service Engineer with Clean Track hands-on expertise, thrive in cleanroom service environments, and are excited by global semiconductor tech with relocation support, this is your chance to make an impact at a top research site.