Transitioning Military - Avionics, Electronics, Mechanics, Navy Nuclear Program

This position supports customers by bringing complex wafer-fabrication systems into operation and keeping them performing reliably through maintenance, calibration, upgrades, and repairs. Engineers work across technologies such as vacuum, robotics, precision optics, hydraulics, thermal systems, networking, controls, and gas or chemical delivery. The role combines hands-on technical work with customer communication, equipment diagnostics, safety practices, and feedback to factory engineering teams. It may include international travel, compressed or rotating shifts, overtime, on-call assignments, and work in physically demanding or potentially hazardous environments. It is well suited to military technicians who can solve electro-mechanical problems under pressure and want to transfer their practical systems experience into semiconductor equipment service.