Build, wire, install, and troubleshoot controls and instrumentation for turbine systems and test equipment.
Compensation
US salary range: $35 - $50 p/h
Responsibilities
Assemble and wire control panels, junction boxes, and equipment from electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, panel layouts, and connection lists.
Mount components, prepare and terminate cables, assemble harnesses, and label wiring so systems are easy to inspect and service.
Install and connect sensors, transmitters, switches, valves, and actuators to programmable logic controllers (PLCs) and data-acquisition hardware (DAQs).
Troubleshoot wiring faults, sensor issues, and signal problems with multimeters, loop calibrators, and other test equipment.
Support system startup and functional testing alongside engineering, including verification of alarms and interlocks.
High-Volume Manufacturing Shift Equipment Engineer responsible for monitoring, maintaining, and upgrading equipment in a semiconductor fab.
Responsibilities
Partner with Equipment Owners and Shift Engineers/Technicians to implement daily activities to resolve issues that could cause yield loss, excursions, defects, tool restrictions, or output loss and drive root cause analysis to permanent prevention.
Improve area/shift KPIs by driving Long Term Down (LTD) reductions, Manufacturing Availability (MA) improvements, and excursion prevention to optimize overall fab performance.
Drive a culture of Total Productive Maintenance (TPM), including TPM metrics, workstation health reports, continuous improvement projects, and machine tags.
Analyze data with SPC principles to improve process controls and reduce defectivity baselines.
Apply Design of Experiment (DOE) principles and/or 8D problem solving methodology to identify equipment issues driving unscheduled down.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree or Master’s degree or equivalent experience in Electrical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering
Nice to have: knowledge of the process and understanding of how the equipment is built to process
Nice to have: intermediate understanding of the fab process areas
High-Volume Manufacturing Shift Equipment Engineer supporting critical high-volume manufacturing ramp, responsible for monitoring, maintaining, and upgrading equipment.
Responsibilities
Partner with Equipment Owners and Shift Engineers/Technicians to implement daily activities to resolve issues that could cause yield loss, excursions, defects, tool restrictions, or output loss and drive root cause analysis to permanent prevention
Improve area/shift KPIs by driving Long Term Down (LTD) reductions, Manufacturing Availability (MA) improvements, and excursion prevention to optimize overall fab performance
Drive a culture of Total Productive Maintenance (TPM), including TPM metrics, workstation health reports, continuous improvement projects, and machine tags
Analyze data with SPC principles to improve process controls and reduce defectivity baselines
Apply Design of Experiment (DOE) principles and/or 8D problem solving methodology to identify equipment issues driving unscheduled down
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering
Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering
Nice to have: Knowledge of the process and understanding of how the equipment is built to process
Nice to have: Intermediate understanding of the fab process areas, including area processing equipment and supporting systems
Support inspection, testing, troubleshooting, maintenance, and documentation of electrical power distribution equipment.
Responsibilities
Assist with inspection, testing, troubleshooting, maintenance, and commissioning support for low- and medium-voltage electrical power systems.
Set up, operate under supervision, and remove electrical test equipment and temporary test leads.
Perform simple measurements and basic tests under direct supervision.
Support testing of equipment such as switchgear, circuit breakers, transformers, cables, relays, meters, automatic transfer switches, batteries, and related electrical apparatus.
Assist with pre-test and post-test jobsite activities, including equipment preparation, cleaning, assembly, disassembly, labeling, and documentation.
Diagnose and repair complex mechanical and electrical systems in an advanced manufacturing environment supporting the aerospace, energy, and defense industries.
Compensation
Starting Pay: $77,000/year. Shift Differential: $2/hour for night shifts. Quarterly Performance Bonus. Relocation Assistance.
Responsibilities
Troubleshoot and maintain mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical systems
Perform preventative maintenance and respond to breakdowns across plant equipment
Read and interpret blueprints, schematics, and equipment manuals
Install and maintain 3-phase motor controls, AC/DC circuits, and basic relay logic
Support fabrication work, including cutting, welding, and layout planning
Support engineering and product line teams by operating specialized flow loop systems, high pressure/high temperature systems, and other test systems that simulate operating conditions for various oil field tools.
Responsibilities
Conduct development testing by operating specialized flow loop systems
Set up, assemble, and execute test programs for Managed Pressure Drilling (MPD) systems and oilfield drilling and completion tools
Operate and monitor MPD flow loop systems designed to simulate drilling conditions
Conduct validation testing of MPD equipment
Perform functional testing of instrumentation and control systems
Requirements
High School Diploma or equivalent
Nice to have: Associate degree or technical certification in Petroleum Technology; Mechanical Engineering Technology; Electrical Engineering Technology; Process/Instrumentation Technology or equivalent practical experience
Nice to have: Experience in oil and gas industry or industrial environment
Nice to have: Operations/field experience in oil and gas
Nice to have: Drilling, well control, high-pressure systems or MPD related environments
Maintenance Electrical Technician responsible for troubleshooting, repairing equipment, and providing technical support across all operational phases in Tyson Foods’ Prepared Foods Division.
Responsibilities
Provide technical support across all operational phases
Perform troubleshooting and repair tasks on equipment
Collaborate with team to solve problems and enhance operations
Convey technical information effectively
Requirements
Associate degree in electronic technology or closely related technical field
High school education with additional training such as skilled trade programs or military training
Nice to have: Microcomputer skills for microprocessor operation
Nice to have: PLC operation and configuration
Nice to have: Electronic motor drive technologies (servomotors, encoders, tachometers, brakes, clutches, closed-loop systems, DC servo, AC servo, stepper systems)
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