Entry Level Equipment Technician Jobs
New grad equipment technician jobs welcome recent graduates and entry level candidates with zero to two years of experience, where a strong internship or hands-on lab background can matter more than a long resume. Most openings are on-site roles across Electronics & Hardware, Healthcare & Medical Services, and Manufacturing, with employers like Biesse, onsemi, and Agiliti hiring at this level now.
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Wafer Fab Equipment Integration Technician
Build the tools that build the future. Applied Materials’ Gloucester, MA site—home to a strong Varian Semiconductor presence—manufactures advanced equipment for the semiconductor and display industries. This is an 18‑month contract with the possibility of conversion to a permanent role.
Is this you?
- Do you enjoy assembling complex mechanical and electrical systems with precision?
- Can you read blueprints and electrical schematics confidently?
- Are you comfortable spending most of your day on the move (about 85% standing/walking)?
- Do you bring 1–2 years of hands‑on manufacturing experience and solid troubleshooting instincts?
- Are you computer savvy and ready to document work details accurately?
What you’ll do
- Assemble mechanical units and electrical/electronic systems into subassemblies and complete builds using hand/power tools, jigs, and fixtures.
- Follow routine work orders, schematics, wiring diagrams, and parts/wire lists to build, test, and repair electro‑mechanical, vacuum, and pneumatic assemblies.
- Support troubleshooting, error identification, and corrective actions with guidance.
- Under supervision, operate test fixtures, electronic measurement gear, leak detectors, and vacuum pumps.
- Enter progress, labor, and expense data via computer terminal; sometimes assist with software installs, light programming, or minor repairs.
- Keep the work area safe and clean; use required PPE; complete all safety training.
- Document completed work, receive and audit parts, inspect for defects, and suggest process improvements.
Compensation & schedule
- Base rate: $23.00–$25.00 per hour.
- First Shift: 5:30 am–4:00 pm, Monday–Thursday.
- Second Shift: 3:45 am–2:15 pm, Monday–Thursday (+10% per hour differential).
- Third Shift: 7:30 pm–6:00 am, Monday–Thursday (+13% per hour differential).
- Fourth Shift: Friday–Sunday, 6:00 am–6:30 pm (+11% per hour differential).
Estimated Min Rate: $23.00 | Estimated Max Rate: $25.00
What you’ll bring
- 1–2 years of manufacturing experience (non‑semiconductor experience welcome).
- Fluency with hand tools, power tools, jigs, fixtures, and related equipment.
- Ability to interpret blueprints and electrical schematics.
- Proficiency in equipment troubleshooting and general diagnostic skills.
- Comfort using computers to log progress, time, and expenses.
Benefits through Yoh
As part of Yoh’s talent community, you’ll gain access to a wide network of roles across the U.S., UK, and Canada—backed by 65+ years of staffing expertise—and a competitive benefits package:
- Medical, Dental, and Vision plans
- 401(k) Retirement Savings Plan
- Life & Disability Insurance
- Weekly ePayroll and direct deposit
- Employee Discount Programs
Pre‑employment requirement
All offers are contingent to passing all pre-employment screenings and background check.
Wafer Fab Equipment Integration Technician
Build the tools that build the future. Applied Materials’ Gloucester, MA site—home to a strong Varian Semiconductor presence—manufactures advanced equipment for the semiconductor and display industries. This is an 18‑month contract with the possibility of conversion to a permanent role.
Is this you?
- Do you enjoy assembling complex mechanical and electrical systems with precision?
- Can you read blueprints and electrical schematics confidently?
- Are you comfortable spending most of your day on the move (about 85% standing/walking)?
- Do you bring 1–2 years of hands‑on manufacturing experience and solid troubleshooting instincts?
- Are you computer savvy and ready to document work details accurately?
What you’ll do
- Assemble mechanical units and electrical/electronic systems into subassemblies and complete builds using hand/power tools, jigs, and fixtures.
- Follow routine work orders, schematics, wiring diagrams, and parts/wire lists to build, test, and repair electro‑mechanical, vacuum, and pneumatic assemblies.
- Support troubleshooting, error identification, and corrective actions with guidance.
- Under supervision, operate test fixtures, electronic measurement gear, leak detectors, and vacuum pumps.
- Enter progress, labor, and expense data via computer terminal; sometimes assist with software installs, light programming, or minor repairs.
- Keep the work area safe and clean; use required PPE; complete all safety training.
- Document completed work, receive and audit parts, inspect for defects, and suggest process improvements.
Compensation & schedule
- Base rate: $23.00–$25.00 per hour.
- First Shift: 5:30 am–4:00 pm, Monday–Thursday.
- Second Shift: 3:45 am–2:15 pm, Monday–Thursday (+10% per hour differential).
- Third Shift: 7:30 pm–6:00 am, Monday–Thursday (+13% per hour differential).
- Fourth Shift: Friday–Sunday, 6:00 am–6:30 pm (+11% per hour differential).
Estimated Min Rate: $23.00 | Estimated Max Rate: $25.00
What you’ll bring
- 1–2 years of manufacturing experience (non‑semiconductor experience welcome).
- Fluency with hand tools, power tools, jigs, fixtures, and related equipment.
- Ability to interpret blueprints and electrical schematics.
- Proficiency in equipment troubleshooting and general diagnostic skills.
- Comfort using computers to log progress, time, and expenses.
Benefits through Yoh
As part of Yoh’s talent community, you’ll gain access to a wide network of roles across the U.S., UK, and Canada—backed by 65+ years of staffing expertise—and a competitive benefits package:
- Medical, Dental, and Vision plans
- 401(k) Retirement Savings Plan
- Life & Disability Insurance
- Weekly ePayroll and direct deposit
- Employee Discount Programs
Pre‑employment requirement
All offers are contingent to passing all pre-employment screenings and background check.
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Entry Level Equipment Technician Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get an entry level equipment technician job?
Employers hiring at the entry level typically look for hands-on experience with tools and diagnostic equipment, even from a lab class, internship, or vocational program. Certifications like CompTIA or manufacturer-specific training give candidates an edge. Tailor your resume to highlight any preventive maintenance, calibration, or troubleshooting work you have done, even in an academic or unpaid setting.
Which companies hire entry level equipment technicians?
Companies hiring entry level equipment technicians right now include Biesse, onsemi, and Agiliti, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Hiring at this level comes from a broad range of employers, including manufacturers, healthcare device companies, and facilities management firms that train new technicians on the job.
Are there remote entry level equipment technician jobs?
Yes, though most equipment technician roles require on-site presence for hands-on work. About 0% of entry level equipment technician openings are remote or hybrid as of November 2026, and those positions typically involve technical support, documentation, or coordination rather than direct equipment servicing.
Are these new grad equipment technician jobs?
Yes, many of these openings are new grad roles that welcome recent graduates, junior candidates, and career changers. A posting is new-grad friendly when it lists zero to two years of experience as acceptable, mentions training programs, or counts internships and coursework toward its requirements. Searching for junior or new grad equipment technician roles surfaces these listings most efficiently.
Which industries hire the most entry level equipment technicians?
Entry Level equipment technician roles concentrate in Electronics & Hardware, Healthcare & Medical Services, and Manufacturing, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. These sectors drive hiring at the entry level because they rely on continuous equipment upkeep and have structured onboarding programs that bring new technicians up to speed quickly.