Magic Leap

Augmented Reality (AR) optics, display systems, platforms, devices services, prototyping and manufacturing

SeniorEquipmentEngineeringTechnician-DryEtch

Plantation, Florida, United States
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The Brief

“Senior Equipment Engineering Technician - Dry Etch at Magic Leap. Skills: plasma etch systems maintenance and optimization, complex failure resolution, tool uptime maximization, troubleshooting electrical, mechanical, and pneumatic subsystems, PLC systems diagnostics. Perform advanced troubleshooting, repair, and maintenance on plasma etch systems. Diagnose and resolve issues across vacuum systems, RF power delivery, gas flow systems, and plasma processes”

Industry & Context.

Augmented Reality (AR) optics, display systems, platforms, devices services, prototyping and manufacturing
Problems you'll solve

resolve complex failures; Diagnose and resolve issues; Troubleshoot electrical, mechanical, and pneumatic subsystems; Analyze equipment performance data to identify root cause and recurring failure modes

Eligibility Requirements

cleanroom environment, high-volume manufacturing, compliance with cleanroom and safety protocols

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

5+ years of hands-on experience supporting semiconductor manufacturing equipment, Direct experience with plasma etch systems (Plasma-Therm, Lam, Applied Materials, or similar), understanding of vacuum systems, RF / plasma systems, gas delivery, and process tool integration, Proven ability to troubleshoot complex systems across electrical, mechanical, and pneumatic domains, Experience with PLC systems, sensors, alarms, and system-level diagnostics, Comfortable working independently in a fast-paced, high-urgency manufacturing environment, Familiarity with cleanroom operations and protocols, Experience documenting maintenance and work orders in systems such as CMMS or equivalent

Nice to Have

preference for etch tools, Experience specifically with Plasma-Therm etch tools, Prior support of high-volume semiconductor or advanced manufacturing environments, Experience with RF matching networks, mass flow controllers (MFCs), and vacuum pumps (turbo/roughing), Exposure to process troubleshooting alongside engineering teams

What You'll Do.

Perform advanced troubleshooting

and maintenance on plasma etch systems

Diagnose and resolve issues across vacuum systems

Troubleshoot electrical

and pneumatic subsystems

and PLC-controlled systems

Support tool recovery and uptime efforts

minimizing downtime in a high-volume manufacturing environment

Execute and continuously improve preventive and corrective maintenance procedures

Partner with Process and Equipment Engineers on tool optimization

and process stability improvements

Analyze equipment performance data to identify root cause and recurring failure modes

Support vendor interactions and escalations

including remote diagnostics and onsite service coordination

Train and mentor junior

develop SOPs and technical documentation

Ensure compliance with cleanroom and safety protocols

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Partner closely with Equipment Engineering, Process Engineering, and Operations teams; Partner with Process and Equipment Engineers on tool optimization, experiments, and process stability improvements; Support vendor interactions and escalations

Full Job Description

A new paradigm of computing Magic Leap is a pioneer in Augmented Reality (AR) optics, display systems, platforms, devices services, prototyping and manufacturing capabilities. We are known for our unmatched optics stack and have developed ultra-lightweight waveguides and display systems that advance what is possible in AR. With more than a decade of experience in AR innovation, we have made groundbreaking advancements in text legibility, color fidelity and rich digital content visuals while continually expanding the field of view to create engaging, immersive AR experiences. Magic Leap could be your place if you want to be part of a united team where everyone is empowered and trusted to make an impact. At Magic Leap, you can explore innovative solutions and use your talents to solve real-world problems. Working alongside industry experts, you can grow your skills while helping make our technology available to millions of people as a partner in the AR ecosystem. We know that successful change and progress accelerates diverse perspectives. As we shape our future, everyone's voice matters. Together, we can reimagine the world of work and, with our bold partners, make the impossible possible. The opportunity As a Senior Equipment Engineering Technician (Etch) within our Manufacturing Engineering team, you will play a critical role in maintaining and optimizing plasma etch systems that are essential to our waveguide manufacturing process. This is a highly hands-on role focused on maximizing tool uptime, resolving complex failures, and driving performance improvements in a cleanroom environment. You will partner closely with Equipment Engineering, Process Engineering, and Operations teams to support high-volume manufacturing and ensure stable, repeatable tool performance. What you’ll do Perform advanced troubleshooting, repair, and maintenance on plasma etch systems (Plasma-Therm or similar dry etch tools) Diagnose and resolve issues across vacuum systems, RF power delive

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