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INTRODUCTION
This is an onsite role in Tualatin, OR. Regular Mon-Fri shift.
Top skills:
- Follow instructions (email passdowns, documentation, etc) to build mechanical and electrical hardware setup.
- Perform tests per instructions and make basic reports / submit problem reports during testing in lab.
- Support fabrication and prototyping.
QUALIFICATIONS
- Operate computer interface and navigate diagnostic software.
- Proficient with MS Office (Outlook, Word, Excel, Teams).
Responsibilities:
- Engineering Technicians perform assembly and test operations of newly developed and highly complex semiconductor equipment.
- Determine and assist in developing methods and procedures to control or modify the manufacturing process in order to improve the quality of products for customers.
- Works closely with engineers to resolve issues related to new product introduction such as manufacturability and form, fit, and function for future builds; identify and resolve bill of material, technical discrepancies, and troubleshoot advanced semiconductor process equipment, while engaging with engineering and management.
- Performs assembly and testing associated with manufacturing operations, using mechanical drawings, technical work instructions, and electrical schematics; uses sophisticated programs and diagnostic equipment to collect and evaluate operating data to conduct real time adjustments to products, instruments or equipment.
- Effectively read and follow work instructions for proper product assembly.
- Create Problem Reports (PRs) and inspection instructions; work closely with engineers to resolve issues related to new product introduction such as manufacturability and form, fit, and function for future builds.
- May troubleshoot moderate to highly complex mechanical and software issues within an assembly manufacturing environment.
- Perform Risk Management By Walking Around (RMBWA) inspections and document, correct, and/or escalate safety issues/hazards to appropriate individuals/departments.
- Effectively work on a team in a fast paced, time-sensitive environment.
- Maintain a clean and organized workspace.
- Able to work up to 12 hour shifts in a clean room environment wearing PPE (bunny suit, safety glasses, masks, shields, gloves, safety footwear).
- Consistently demonstrate ability to be flexible and responsive to changing priorities (ex., rework, overtime).
- Willing and able to install components from a working height between 12”-71” and reach into machines to perform tasks.
INTRODUCTION
This is an onsite role in Tualatin, OR. Regular Mon-Fri shift.
Top skills:
- Follow instructions (email passdowns, documentation, etc) to build mechanical and electrical hardware setup.
- Perform tests per instructions and make basic reports / submit problem reports during testing in lab.
- Support fabrication and prototyping.
QUALIFICATIONS
- Operate computer interface and navigate diagnostic software.
- Proficient with MS Office (Outlook, Word, Excel, Teams).
Responsibilities:
- Engineering Technicians perform assembly and test operations of newly developed and highly complex semiconductor equipment.
- Determine and assist in developing methods and procedures to control or modify the manufacturing process in order to improve the quality of products for customers.
- Works closely with engineers to resolve issues related to new product introduction such as manufacturability and form, fit, and function for future builds; identify and resolve bill of material, technical discrepancies, and troubleshoot advanced semiconductor process equipment, while engaging with engineering and management.
- Performs assembly and testing associated with manufacturing operations, using mechanical drawings, technical work instructions, and electrical schematics; uses sophisticated programs and diagnostic equipment to collect and evaluate operating data to conduct real time adjustments to products, instruments or equipment.
- Effectively read and follow work instructions for proper product assembly.
- Create Problem Reports (PRs) and inspection instructions; work closely with engineers to resolve issues related to new product introduction such as manufacturability and form, fit, and function for future builds.
- May troubleshoot moderate to highly complex mechanical and software issues within an assembly manufacturing environment.
- Perform Risk Management By Walking Around (RMBWA) inspections and document, correct, and/or escalate safety issues/hazards to appropriate individuals/departments.
- Effectively work on a team in a fast paced, time-sensitive environment.
- Maintain a clean and organized workspace.
- Able to work up to 12 hour shifts in a clean room environment wearing PPE (bunny suit, safety glasses, masks, shields, gloves, safety footwear).
- Consistently demonstrate ability to be flexible and responsive to changing priorities (ex., rework, overtime).
- Willing and able to install components from a working height between 12”-71” and reach into machines to perform tasks.
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Who's Hiring
- Amazon171
- Terracon Consultants94
- Tesla73
- State of New Mexico45
- L3Harris32
Top Industries Hiring
- Consulting & Professional Services43
- Electronics & Hardware28
- Government & Public Sector26
- Staffing & Recruiting17
- Technology & Software9
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in engineering technician jobs.
- Associate degree or technical certificate in an engineering technology discipline
- Proficiency with CAD software such as AutoCAD or SolidWorks
- Experience reading and interpreting engineering drawings and schematics
- Familiarity with test and measurement instruments including multimeters and oscilloscopes
- Relevant certification such as NICET, CET, or discipline-specific state licensure
- Two or more years of hands-on experience in a related technical or maintenance role
Tips for Your Engineering Technician Job Search
List certifications before your degree
Engineering technician job postings often weight hands-on credentials like NICET, CompTIA, or state-specific licenses more heavily than academic background. Lead your resume with those certifications so hiring managers see your qualifications before they read your education section.
Quantify equipment and system experience
Vague phrases like 'operated testing equipment' lose you to candidates who name specifics. Write the exact instruments, software platforms, and systems you worked on, along with the scale of what you maintained, calibrated, or repaired, so screeners can match you to the role.
Filter openings by discipline before applying
Electrical, mechanical, civil, and industrial technician roles share a title but rarely share required skills. Narrow your search by discipline first so you're reading listings where your core competencies actually match, and avoid wasting time on postings built for a different specialty.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists engineering technician openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Prepare a practical skills demonstration
Many engineering technician interviews include a bench test, schematic reading exercise, or troubleshooting scenario. Ask the recruiter in advance whether the interview includes a practical component so you can review the relevant procedures, tools, or software the team uses day to day.
Counter offers with documented productivity gains
When negotiating pay, reference specific outcomes from past roles, such as downtime reduced, error rates cut, or calibration cycles shortened. Concrete improvements tied to your work are more persuasive than market comparisons alone, especially at facilities with defined technician pay bands.
Engineering Technician Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most engineering technicians?
The companies hiring the most engineering technicians right now include Amazon, Terracon Consultants, and Tesla, with the largest share of openings in California, Texas, and Virginia, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Defense contractors, utility operators, and large manufacturers consistently account for a significant portion of active postings.
How many engineering technician jobs are remote?
About 13% of engineering technician openings are fully remote or hybrid as of September 2026, which is lower than most office-based roles because the work is often tied to physical equipment, labs, or field sites. Sub-disciplines with the highest remote availability tend to be technical documentation, CAD drafting, and data analysis support roles.
How do you become an engineering technician?
Most engineering technician roles require completing an associate degree or technical certificate in an engineering technology field such as electronics, mechanical systems, or civil technology. From there, candidates build hands-on experience through internships, apprenticeships, or entry-level technician positions. Earning a discipline-specific certification like NICET or CET strengthens your application and often accelerates advancement into senior or specialized roles.
Can you get hired as an engineering technician with little experience?
Yes, entry-level engineering technician positions exist specifically for candidates with limited professional experience. Employers filling these roles prioritize your technical education, any lab or shop coursework, and relevant certifications over years on the job. Highlighting hands-on projects from school, vocational training, or personal builds, along with a willingness to work rotating shifts or field assignments, makes entry-level candidates more competitive.
What does the engineering technician interview process look like?
Engineering technician interviews typically involve an initial phone or video screen focused on your technical background and availability, followed by an in-person or on-site interview with the hiring supervisor. Many employers include a practical component such as reading a schematic, walking through a troubleshooting scenario, or identifying equipment by sight. A final offer conversation covering shift requirements and compensation usually follows before a formal offer is extended.
Where can I find and apply to engineering technician jobs?
You can find and apply to engineering technician jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Search for roles that match your discipline and experience level, then apply directly to each listing that fits. No detours or additional accounts required, just find the role and submit your application.
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