IQ Technician

• Performs hands-on equipment installation, setup, conversion, commissioning, relocation, and removal activities in accordance with approved work plans, procedures, specifications, layouts, drawings, and equipment manuals.
• Performs equipment assembly, dismantling, adjustment, installation, and conversion activities and verifies completed work against approved engineering requirements.
• Performs or supports assigned mechanical, electrical, and equipment/facility hook-up activities within authorized scope and established safety requirements.
• Supports equipment alignment, initial power-on, functional checks, setup, calibration, and commissioning activities with engineers and equipment suppliers.
• Performs assigned equipment safety readiness activities, including signal testing, interlock testing, equipment sign-off walks, and facility turn-on activities according to approved procedures.
• Supports Tool Install Engineering with equipment qualification activities, including execution of approved experiments, measurements, inspections, data collection and continuous improvement activities.
• Inspects and verifies completed installation work against approved specifications, requirements, and checklists.
• Identifies incomplete work, abnormalities, or non-conformance and escalates issues for engineering disposition.
• Performs authorized basic equipment troubleshooting, adjustment, and preventive maintenance, and supports corrective actions as directed by engineering or equipment suppliers.
• Provides day-to-day field coordination and works with trades people, contractors, facilities teams, OEM suppliers, and vendors according to the engineer-led execution plan.
• Maintains accurate records of installation, testing, commissioning, calibration, maintenance, qualification support, and other field activities.
• Provides timely progress, test results, field status, and issue updates to the Tool Install Engineer and escalates deviations that may impact safety, quality, equipment performance, qualification, or schedule.
• Complies with applicable EHS, cleanroom, quality, and work-control requirements and escalates unsafe or non-compliant conditions through established channels.
• Supports technology transfer and deployment activities by applying approved equipment installation standards, procedures, and requirements at the receiving site.

• Hands-on experience with equipment installation, setup, conversion, commissioning, maintenance, or troubleshooting.
• Experience supporting equipment installation or qualification activities in a semiconductor or high-volume manufacturing environment.
• Familiarity with equipment layouts, technical drawings, schematics, equipment manuals, specifications, and installation procedures.
• Familiarity with mechanical, electrical, equipment, and facility interfaces.
• Experience working with engineers, contractors, facilities teams, OEM suppliers, or equipment vendors during equipment installation and commissioning.
• Experience with equipment testing, calibration, inspection, data collection, and technical documentation is an added advantage.

• Strong technical aptitude and problem-solving skills.
• Basic understanding of mechanical, electrical, electronic, or mechatronic systems.
• Ability to interpret and follow technical documentation, equipment manuals, schematics, specifications, procedures, and work instructions.
• Ability to identify abnormal conditions or deviations and escalate them appropriately without independently changing approved technical requirements.
• Good communication and teamwork abilities, including the ability to work effectively with Engineering, Manufacturing, Facilities, OEMs, and equipment suppliers.
• Willingness to learn and adapt to new equipment, technologies, and installation requirements.
• Attention to detail and commitment to safety, quality, equipment reliability and workmanship/manufacturing standards.
• Comfortable working in a manufacturing and cleanroom environment and performing hands-on field activities.
• Willing and able to support work shift schedules including rotating day/night shifts as required to support equipment installation, commissioning, qualification, and factory ramp activities based on business requirements.
• Able to support overtime, weekends, public holidays, factory ramp, and equipment recovery activities based on manufacturing requirements.
• This role requires regular onsite presence to fulfill essential job responsibilities.

• Diploma in Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics, Electrical Engineering, Electronics, Manufacturing Engineering, or a related technical field.

• Relevant hands-on experience in equipment installation, maintenance, commissioning, troubleshooting, or manufacturing technical support is an advantage.

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