Field Service Engineer – Early Career

About the Role You will be a hands-on Field Service Engineer–Early Career supporting ASM’s semiconductor equipment at customer sites, helping fabs run at peak performance. You’ll receive structured training, mentorship, and hands-on learning to build real-world expertise while working with technologies that power AI, 5G, cloud computing, and next-generation devices. Based in Hillsboro, OR, you’ll engage with vacuum systems, plasma, chemical delivery, robotics, sensors, advanced metrology, and complex hardware–software interactions to power leading-edge devices. What You'll Do

• Support installation, maintenance, and repair of ASM semiconductor equipment at customer sites.
• Troubleshoot equipment and process issues with guidance from senior engineers.
• Deliver clear, timely, customer‑focused support with a strong safety mindset.
• Work in cleanroom environments while following strict safety and quality standards.
• Assist in identifying and contributing to continuous improvement efforts.
• Participate in customer escalations alongside experienced team members. What We're Looking For
• Bachelor's or master's degree in Electromechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or related field.
• Hands-on and mechanically curious, energized by complex systems and real-world problem solving.
• Comfortable working in fast-paced, high-tech environments and motivated to build a long-term engineering career.
• Internship, co‑op, senior design project, lab research, or hands-on technical experience.
• Ability to read and interpret basic electronic and electromechanical schematics.
• Understanding of safety protocols and willingness to work in cleanroom environments.
• Strong problem‑solving mindset and eagerness to learn.
• Clear communication skills and a strong customer-service mindset.
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively.
• Willingness to travel domestically and internationally.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office. Nice to Have
• Demonstrated commitment to safety, quality, and disciplined execution.
• Exposure to semiconductor processes, wafer fabs, robotics, vacuum systems, plasma, or gas handling.
• Experience writing technical documentation in school or project settings.
• Familiarity with customer-facing or support roles (internships, tutoring, help desk, teamwork).
• Interest in structured problem-solving methods, statistical methods, data analysis.
• Curiosity and learning orientation when working with advanced semiconductor technologies.
• Participation in engineering clubs, competitions, or technical student groups.