The Semiconductor Equipment Maintenance Supervisor is a hands‑on working supervisor responsible for the safe, reliable, and compliant maintenance of semiconductor processing equipment supporting a 3‑inch indium phosphide/gallium arsenide (InP/GaAs) compound‑semiconductor fab and an 8‑inch silicon fab.
Compensation
USD $122,040.00 - USD $203,400.00 Year
Responsibilities
Direct daily maintenance activity while personally assisting with complex diagnostics, repairs, calibrations, equipment recovery, and safe return‑to‑production
Assign priorities, balance workloads, establish shift and on‑call coverage, coach technicians, verify work quality, and develop technical capability through equipment‑specific qualification and cross‑training plans
Lead maintenance support for equipment used in epitaxy, wet and dry etch, thin‑film deposition, diffusion and thermal processing, ion implantation, photolithography, wafer cleaning, plating, metrology, inspection, wafer thinning, dicing, and related fab operations
Support specialized InP/GaAs tools and subsystems involving toxic, pyrophoric, corrosive, and hazardous process materials
Sustain 8‑inch silicon processing tools in a production environment through disciplined troubleshooting, maintenance execution, recovery, and obsolescence planning
Requirements
Associate degree
technical certificate
military technical training
Bachelor’s degree in engineering, engineering technology, or a related technical field
Perform comprehensive quality audits, technical evaluations, and diagnostic assessments of current and future motorcycle models while serving as a key technical resource and escalation point for internal teams.
Compensation
Pay Range: $69,900 - $90,000
Responsibilities
Conduct dynamic vehicle evaluations on controlled test tracks and public roadways under varying speeds and operating conditions to assess motorcycle performance, ride quality, handling characteristics, functionality, and customer experience.
Perform detailed visual, cosmetic, mechanical, electrical, and operational inspections of motorcycles to verify compliance with quality standards, engineering specifications, and customer expectations.
Execute advanced diagnostic evaluations on mechanical, electrical, and software-related systems, utilizing available tools, resources, and technical expertise to identify root causes and recommend corrective actions.
Serve as a primary technical escalation point for complex product, diagnostic, and service-related issues reported by internal stakeholders.
Develop, document, and present audit findings, diagnostic results, and quality assessment reports to stakeholders including engineering teams, manufacturing personnel, supplier representatives, technicians, union employees, and leadership.
Requirements
High School Diploma or Equivalent
Nice to have: post-secondary program specializing in motorcycle diagnostics and repair
Nice to have: direct equipment‑maintenance experience in both compound‑semiconductor and silicon wafer fabrication
