Engineering Technician II - Weekend shift - (T2) - Austin, TX, United States

Originally posted 16 October 2026 by the employer.

About the role

This role involves performing routine to moderately complex electro-mechanical technical functions and activities for semiconductor manufacturing equipment. It focuses on the design, test, checkout, fabrication, modification, troubleshooting, and assembly of electronics and electro-mechanical systems.

What you'll do

• Perform routine to moderately complex electro-mechanical technical functions and activities such as design, test, checkout, fabrication, modification, troubleshooting and assembly.
• Test and troubleshoot system level and component level problems in electrical and mechanical systems and sub-systems.
• Work from schematics, diagrams, written and verbal descriptions, layouts or plans to perform routine testing and troubleshooting.
• Compile logbooks and test procedures documentation.
• Perform mechanical, electrical, pneumatic & vacuum and process testing on AMAT platforms to Engineering and Manufacturing documentation and specifications.
• Become familiar with current manufacturing and/or engineering processes and stay informed of any changes in procedures.

What you'll need

• Developed analytical skills and application of scientific methods to perform a variety of activities.
• Good understanding of how the team integrates with others.
• Ability to recognize and solve typical problems that can occur in own work area without supervisory approval.
• Ability to evaluate and select solutions from established operating procedures and/or scientific methods.
• Effective communication skills for information exchange.
• Ability to stand for extended periods, walk, work in tight spaces, bend, squat, twist, kneel, reach, climb stairs and ladders, and lift.
• Ability to distinguish between colors and work in an environment with noise.
• Ability to use hand and power tools and operate heavy machinery including forklifts.
• Ability to use appropriate Personal Protective Equipment such as coveralls, hoods, booties, safety glasses, gloves, respirators, chemical aprons, and face shields, potentially in a clean room.