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Canon USA

Field Service Engineer II - PVD Semiconductor

Boise, IdahoEngineeringPosted

Full-Time8:00am–5:00pm
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This position performs support of high vacuum equipment for PVD and related robotics. Understanding of vacuum technology is helpful, general practices and procedures within the semiconductor field and apply these skills to perform field service duties in a customer's clean room. Position will also provide on-call technical support, which may require off shift work.

If you are seeking an opportunity to work with advanced thin film processing tools this could be the position for you! Anelva tools have been delivering cutting edge performance in thin films deposition (PVD), enabling our customers to manufacture the most advanced hard disks and volatile memories/nonvolatile memories. This exciting opportunity is in Boise , ID where you will directly interface with the customer to support their Anelva equipment, which includes troubleshooting and installations.

Position requires full time presence either onsite at the customer or at the Canon Hillsboro office. Working hours are 8:00am – 5:00pm, Mon – Fri. Position also requires periodic on-call work.

An on-call cell phone will alternate between members of the support team, with each member holding the phone for 2 weeks at a time. When on-call, you will be expected to remain in the area and be able to dispatch to the customer within 2 hours. You will receive additional pay when on-call, even if you aren't called in Your Impact

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