Field Service Engineer (m/w/d)

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Who we’re looking for

Minimum Qualifications:

• Technical Degree/Diploma/Bachelor’s degree in Microelectronics, Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics, Electrical Engineering or related technical field with 2+ years of experience; or an advanced degree without experience.
• Proficiency in interpreting electrical and mechanical schematics, diagrams, and operation manuals.
• Able to work in a cleanroom environment while wearing personal protective safety equipment, or cleanroom suit.
• Frequently position oneself (e.g., bend, stoop, reach, walk, sit, twist, squat, kneel, climb, stand) to perform job tasks for extended periods.
• Able to travel frequently (up to 80%), Europe wide and internationally, based on customer needs, flexibility to work a variety shifts including compressed and alternative workweeks including overtime and on-call if needed.
• Due to work assignments in various European Union countries, EU passport is required.

Preferred qualifications

• Proficiency in basic computer skills and familiarity with common office software including Microsoft Office Suite.
• Experience in installation, maintenance, repair and troubleshooting of semiconductor capital equipment, either in ETCH, Thin-Film Deposition or Wafer cleaning area is a plus.
• Communication skills, both written and verbal, in English.
• Basic communication skills in German language.
• Foundational analytical and problem-solving skills.

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As a Field Service Engineer at Lam, you will step into the limelight of customer support. Your work goes beyond installations and troubleshooting; it ensures the operational excellence of our complex semiconductor equipment. You're on the front lines, understanding customer needs and collaborating with various teams to deliver solutions. In this role, you will directly contribute to our installation team for the EMEA (Europe Middle East Asia) region.

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