Teledyne MEMS is seeking a MEMS Equipment Technologist in Edmonton to maintain and troubleshoot specialized MEMS manufacturing equipment. You will track performance, manage spares, and collaborate with operations and engineering to resolve process issues.
The role may involve shift work, including evenings or weekends as needed. Candidates should have 2–3 years in equipment maintenance or instrumentation, with a background in electronics or instrumentation.
MEMS Equipment Tech — Troubleshooting & PM in Edmonton employer: Teledyne FLIR
Teledyne Technologies is an exceptional employer that fosters a collaborative work culture, allowing engineers to thrive in innovative projects within the MEMS field. Employees benefit from continuous growth opportunities and the chance to work alongside multidisciplinary teams, making a meaningful impact on cutting-edge technology. Located in a dynamic environment, Teledyne offers a unique blend of professional development and engagement with clients, ensuring a rewarding career path for its team members.
