Utilizes work orders, schematics, wiring diagrams, engineering specifications, parts and wire lists, written and/or verbal instructions to build, repair and/or test electrical, electro‑mechanical, vacuum, pneumatic assemblies, subassemblies and components.
Performs a wide variety of electro‑mechanical assembly operations, troubleshooting and repair. Identifies and corrects errors.
Observes all safety standards. Maintains a secure, safe, clean and healthy work environment. Attends required health and safety training and follows safety and security policies, procedures and practices.
Utilizes test fixtures, electronic measurement equipment, leak detectors, and/or vacuum pumps to test assemblies, subassemblies and components.
Enters data on computer terminal, such as progress, work expense and labor details.
This role focuses on software and system support for advanced semiconductor equipment, including software upgrades, troubleshooting, system maintenance, and issue resolution.
Responsibilities
Perform software installation, upgrades, patches, and system recovery activities for customer systems.
Troubleshoot complex software, system, and equipment-related issues in Windows and Linux environments.
Analyze logs, diagnostics, and engineering data to identify root causes and implement corrective actions.
Support machine maintenance, qualification, and customer escalations at semiconductor fabs.
Collaborate with global development teams and technical experts to resolve software and system issues.
The Onboarding Analyst implements and transitions Charles River IMS environments for new SaaS clients, combining technical delivery, client coordination, production readiness, issue resolution and operational handover across DEV, UAT and PROD environments.
Responsibilities
Plan and execute onboarding activities for new clients and new environments, maintaining clear ownership, dependencies, risks and target dates.
Coordinate environment readiness across DEV, UAT and PROD, including infrastructure, application configuration, access, monitoring, capacity and production-readiness checks.
Work with client and internal network teams to establish and validate connectivity, firewall rules, peering, endpoints, certificates and third-party integrations.
Set up and validate interfaces and messaging components such as FIX, IBM MQ, Kafka, file transfer and vendor connectivity, including Bloomberg, Omgeo and Cassini where applicable.
Install and configure Charles River IMS components; deploy patches, hotfixes, plug-ins and add-ons through approved CI/CD and Azure DevOps pipelines.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Engineering, Finance or a related discipline, or equivalent relevant experience.
Provide operations and logistics support for the library Makerspace learning community. Plan and develop Makerspace programs. Build Makerspace partnerships among campus user community.
Compensation
Hiring Minimum $33,344.00
Hiring Maximum $41,680.00
Compensation is determined based on experience.
Responsibilities
Partner with faculty regarding Makerspace related course activities.
The Field Support Analyst (FSA) II provides onsite, first level user support both locally and to remote locations, installing, configuring, troubleshooting, and maintaining software and hardware for business offices and warehouses.
Compensation
Expected Base Salary Range: $29.12 - $38.84/HRLY
Responsibilities
Determine user issues by analyzing symptoms and figuring out the underlying problem.
Provide practical solutions to a wide range of applications/technology/issues on-site including phone support.
Evaluate reported problems and determine issue severity.
Identify, troubleshoot, research, and resolve routine technical problems.
Follow established policies and procedures for accessing a user's system remotely.