MEI (Mechanical, Electrical, and Installation) Technician - Farmers Branch, TX, United States
Originally posted 20 July 2026 by the employer.
Support fab infrastructure encompassing HVAC, compressed gases, ultrapure water, and cleanroom mechanical systems.
About the role
The MEI Technician supports the operation, maintenance, and continuous improvement of semiconductor manufacturing facilities and equipment. This role focuses on mechanical, electrical, and infrastructure systems that enable stable fab operations, including HVAC, compressed gases, ultrapure water, process cooling, vacuum systems, and cleanroom mechanical systems.
What you'll do
- Support the Facilities Equipment Installation and Construction Engineer to plan and manage the construction of critical facility infrastructure, including cleanrooms, process utilities, and high-purity systems. - Oversee installation, commissioning, and upgrades of semiconductor manufacturing equipment and integration with facility systems. - Support the operation of utility systems such as CDA/N2/Ar, vacuum pumps, waste treatment systems, and ultrapure water systems. - Coordinate EPC contractors, equipment vendors, and internal engineering teams. - Diagnose mechanical, electrical, and control system faults, execute repairs, and support root-cause analysis. - Perform scheduled preventative maintenance and follow EHS procedures including LOTO, chemical handling, and cleanroom protocols.
What you'll need
- Minimum of 2 - 4 years of related experience. - Experience troubleshooting electrical systems, control systems, and mechanical faults. - Experience with utility systems including chillers, HVAC systems, pump systems, valves, pressure systems, and piping. - Ability to read and interpret mechanical drawings, wiring diagrams, and Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams (P&ID). - Experience working with Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS) and control monitoring.
Skills: semiconductor manufacturing facilities, MEI systems, HVAC, ultrapure water, mechanical, electrical, and control system faults