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Limit Break

$162K/yr

As a Game Designer focused on Mechanics and Live Balance, you will be responsible for designing and tuning core gameplay systems that drive player flow, engagement, and long-term retention. You will ...

Sapporo USA

Sr. Maintenance Technician

Richmond, VA · On-site

$37 - $40/hr

Description About the Company Founded in 1876, Sapporo is the first beer of Japan, number one ... Maintains and services electrical, mechanical, heating, and cooling systems. * Maintains and ...

Sapporo USA

Sr. Maintenance Technician

Richmond, VA · On-site

$37 - $40/hr

About the Company Founded in 1876, Sapporo is the first beer of Japan, number one selling Asian ... Maintains and services electrical, mechanical, heating, and cooling systems. * Maintains and ...

Blue Bottle Coffee

... mechanism. You will be directly reporting to the Brand Director, Korea with a dotted line reporting to the GM of Japan and Korea. You will * Drive Cross-Functional Collaboration : Partner closely ...

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What is a mechanic?

Mechanics in Japan are skilled professionals who inspect, maintain, and repair vehicles, such as cars, trucks, and motorcycles. They work in auto repair shops, dealerships, or service centers and are responsible for diagnosing mechanical issues, performing regular maintenance, and ensuring vehicles meet safety and emission standards. Many mechanics in Japan undergo specialized training and may hold certifications to work with advanced automotive technology used in Japanese vehicles. The profession requires technical expertise, attention to detail, and familiarity with Japanese safety regulations. Demand for skilled mechanics remains strong due to Japan's large and technologically advanced automotive industry.

What are the typical daily responsibilities of a mechanic in Japan?

Mechanics in Japan's automotive sector usually start their day with team meetings to discuss the day's repair schedules and any special projects. Daily tasks involve diagnosing vehicle issues, performing repairs or scheduled maintenance, and ensuring all work meets strict safety and quality standards. Collaboration with other team members, such as service advisors and parts specialists, is common to efficiently address customer needs. Mechanics also regularly update service records and may receive ongoing training to stay current with advanced automotive technologies.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a mechanic in Japan?

To thrive as a Mechanic in Japan, a solid understanding of automotive systems, technical troubleshooting, and a relevant vocational qualification or certification (such as a Japanese national mechanic license) are essential. Familiarity with diagnostic tools, repair software, and adherence to Japanese automotive standards is typically required. Attention to detail, problem-solving abilities, and effective communication—especially in Japanese—help mechanics stand out in customer service and teamwork. These skills ensure high-quality repairs, safety compliance, and customer satisfaction in Japan's competitive automotive industry.

What is the difference between Mechanic Japan vs Automotive Technician Japan?

AspectMechanic JapanAutomotive Technician Japan
CertificationsASE, manufacturer-specificASE, manufacturer-specific
Work EnvironmentRepair shops, dealerships, garagesRepair shops, dealerships, garages
Industry UsageCommonly used term for vehicle repairOften used interchangeably with mechanic
Job FocusDiagnosing and repairing vehiclesDiagnosing, repairing, and maintaining vehicles

Both Mechanic Japan and Automotive Technician Japan refer to skilled professionals who diagnose and repair vehicles. While the terms are often used interchangeably, 'Automotive Technician' may emphasize a broader range of maintenance tasks. Certifications and work environments are similar, making the terms largely synonymous in Japan's automotive industry.

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Semiconductor Field Service Technician III

Manassas, VA • On-site

Global Placement Firm
Recruiting and Staffing Services • 51 - 200 employees
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Full-time

Re-posted 27 days ago

Job description


Semiconductor Field Service Technician III

Location: Manassas, VA (100% On-Site)
Experience Level: Associate
Experience Required: 3+ Years
Education Level: High School Diploma or Equivalent
Industry: Consumer Electronics / Semiconductor
Job Function: Engineering / Field Service
Compensation: Hourly Eligible for Overtime
️ Relocation Assistance: Limited
Visa Sponsorship: Not Available


Position Overview

We are seeking a Semiconductor Field Service Technician III to join our team supporting high-performance PVD vacuum tools in Manassas, VA. This role offers the opportunity to work on cutting-edge thin film deposition (PVD) technology, directly interfacing with customers and supporting critical equipment in the semiconductor industry. You'll install, maintain, and troubleshoot vacuum systems and robotics inside customer cleanroom environments.

This is a customer-facing, on-site role, with an initial 36 month training program in Japan. Ideal for those with strong mechanical and electrical troubleshooting experience in high vacuum or semiconductor environments.


Key Responsibilities
  • Monitor, inspect, calibrate, and maintain advanced semiconductor process equipment
  • Troubleshoot and repair high-vacuum PVD tools and associated robotics
  • Perform software installs and updates; log revision history
  • Collect and analyze data related to software and hardware performance
  • Accurately document all maintenance and repair activities
  • Participate in equipment installations and on-site training sessions
  • Communicate effectively with both U.S. and Japan-based engineering teams
  • Provide support to customer engineers and escalate complex issues as needed
  • Maintain inventory levels of spare parts and consumables

Required Qualifications

High School Diploma or equivalent
24 years of relevant experience, preferably in semiconductor or vacuum equipment service
Experience with:

  • Vacuum pumps and systems (PVD highly preferred)
  • Pneumatic and robotic components
  • PLCs, electrical/mechanical schematics
    Ability to lift 50 lbs and work in physically demanding cleanroom environments
    Valid drivers license and ability to travel internationally for training
    Ability to work flexible shifts and respond to on-call service needs
    Excellent problem-solving, documentation, and communication skills

Preferred Qualifications
  • Experience with multi-chamber cluster tools
  • Robotics servicing and control systems familiarity
  • Japanese/English bilingual ability (not required, but helpful)
  • Cleanroom or semiconductor fab experience
  • Strong familiarity with high-vacuum technologies or PVD processes

Additional Details
  • Must be comfortable working in a cleanroom environment wearing full protective gear.
  • Must comply with all customer site requirements (including COVID-19 protocols, where applicable).
  • Domestic and international travel required, including an initial 36 months of training in Japan.
  • This position is hourly paid with overtime eligibility providing great earning potential.

Why You Should Apply

This is more than just a job its a hands-on gateway to the future of technology. As a Field Service Technician III, youll work at the forefront of semiconductor manufacturing innovation, supporting some of the worlds most advanced thin-film deposition tools. You'll gain international experience, receive specialized training in Japan, and develop in-demand technical skills that can set you up for long-term success in the industry.


Whether you're an experienced vacuum tech or someone ready to level up in the semiconductor space, this role offers the opportunity to be part of something truly impactful. If you're passionate about solving real-world technical problems and working directly with cutting-edge technology this is your next big career move.


Apply now and take your career to the next level in one of the fastest-growing, highest-impact sectors in tech.