The Equipment Engineer at Swift Solar is responsible for designing, maintaining, and troubleshooting lab and pilot-line equipment to support the development of advanced solar technologies, ensuring safe, reliable, and efficient operations across the company's research and manufacturing facilities.
Key Responsibilities
Design, maintain, and improve lab and pilot-line equipment
Support equipment operation and troubleshoot issues to ensure safe, reliable, and efficient performance
Collaborate with process engineers to install, commission, and optimize equipment
Evaluate vendor options and turn equipment concepts into working systems
Coordinate infrastructure upgrades and work with external contractors for equipment installation
Perform hands-on troubleshooting of sensors, flow controllers, and motion systems
Develop and implement preventive maintenance plans to reduce equipment downtime
Contribute to shaping the company's technical direction and culture
Requirements
Have 7 years of experience maintaining and modifying vacuum deposition tools in semiconductor, thin-film, or related high-tech manufacturing environments.
Understand the fundamentals of vacuum chamber pumping systems, including mechanical, turbo, and cryogenic pumps, and be familiar with vacuum gauges, valves, and related components.
Be a versatile troubleshooter, confident diagnosing and repairing mechanical systems and electrical systems both high- and low-voltage in a production or lab setting.
Have obtained equipment safety compliance.
Hold a degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a closely related discipline or have equivalent practical experience.
Benefits & Perks
Competitive salary range of $100,000 - $145,000 per year
Equity benefits
Health insurance coverage: 100% of monthly premiums for HMO/PPO group healthcare plan options and 75% of dental and vision insurance premiums covered
401(k) matching
Clean commuter benefits
Support for attending conferences and taking online courses
Ready to Apply?
Join Swift Solar and make an impact in renewable energy