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Our established well renowned client is currently searching for a Semiconductor Equipment Engineer to be responsible for the installation, upkeep and maintenance of deposition equipment within the fab. The role will involve optimisation of equipment availability as well as preventative maintenance and upgrade projects.Working with a multi team environment and suppliers will be a key to the role. Key requirements for the Equipment Engineer will be: Strong semiconductor equipment background and experience Knowledge of Novellus C1 equipment desirable Good communication skills HNC/HND Electrical/Electronic Engineering or equivalent Please contact Rachel Anderson for further details.
Location
Livingston
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