[Hiring] Semiconductor Technician Tech Lead @Uptime Crew

Role Description

We are seeking an experienced Technical Trainer to lead our Semiconductor Field Service Engineer/Technician program. The program covers:

• Semiconductor industry and facility fundamentals, including uptime and reliability
• Cleanroom operations and wafer handling
• Safety and quality: lockout/tagout, emergency procedures, and hazard awareness
• Fab systems, semiconductor manufacturing processes, and integrated circuit fundamentals
• Vacuum and cryogenic systems
• Operations and maintenance (O&M): inspections, SOPs, and structured troubleshooting

This role is ideal for a seasoned semiconductor field service engineer, fab technician, or facilities professional with a strong safety background who enjoys teaching and mentoring others and is looking for a remote opportunity to both deliver training and help refine the curriculum behind it.

Learners will complete a structured curriculum through our online learning platform and live virtual training sessions. You will provide hands-on technical guidance, feedback, mentorship, and real-world industry insight throughout the training, helping learners translate technical concepts into practical, job-ready skills and build the confidence needed to succeed on the job.

Qualifications

• 7+ years of hands-on experience in facility or equipment support roles within a semiconductor fab, data center, or other mission-critical environment
• Expert knowledge of statistics, including SPC charts and outlier conditions, and of process production areas throughout semiconductor manufacturing
• 1+ year in training, mentoring, or consulting preferred
• Strong practical expertise in:
  • Semiconductor manufacturing processes and integrated circuit fundamentals
  • Vacuum and cryogenic systems
  • Cleanroom operations, wafer handling, and fab safety culture
  • Facility uptime, redundancy, and reliability practices
  • O&M programs, SOP writing, and documentation practices

Requirements

• Thorough command of facility safety, including lockout/tagout, hazardous energy control, arc flash awareness, PPE, and Stop Work practices
• Ability to read and explain technical drawings, schematics, and specifications
• Comfort troubleshooting equipment and facility issues using structured methods
• Working knowledge of governing codes and safety standards (such as OSHA and NFPA) and why they matter
• Ability to explain technical concepts clearly to early-career learners
• Confident on-camera presence and comfort with Teams, screen sharing, and breakout rooms
• Reliable high-speed internet, a quiet workspace, and a quality webcam and microphone

Company Description

Uptime Crew multiplies technology talent potential to power today's leading enterprises. We remove barriers for diverse early-career technologists by delivering elite, immersive, outcome-based training that prepares them for long, rewarding careers.