Laboratory Technician
4 giorni fa
San Martino di Lupari Veneto, 34, Italia
RiseTech
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Role Overview
This role exists so that our laboratory machines are always in perfect condition and every experimental plan agreed with the technical team is carried out exactly as specified. You maintain, set up and operate complex equipment, and you make sure it is ready when the team needs it. It is for an experienced, hands-on technician who likes complex machines and takes pride in leaving them in better shape than they found them.
Key Responsibilities
- Keep the machines in perfect condition. Preventive and corrective maintenance, cleaning, calibration checks and spare-parts care on our laboratory equipment. You notice when a machine drifts and you fix it before it costs a run.
- Execute the experimental plans. Run the plans agreed with the technical team exactly as specified: set up the equipment, load the samples, follow the sequence and parameters step by step, and tell us at once if anything deviates.
- Assemble and modify equipment. Assemble, install, commission and reconfigure machines, fixtures and tooling, from drawings and instructions, with mechanical, electrical and fluid connections done right.
- Work with automation. Sensors, actuators, drives and controllers: read a schematic, trace a fault, and make small changes to a control sequence together with the engineers.
- Keep the lab in order. Keep machine logbooks, maintenance records and intervention notes up to date, and follow the safety, environmental and quality procedures of our Integrated Management System.
- Support the technical team. Help install and commission new equipment, and bring ideas to make our machines more reliable and easier to use. Requirements
- Technical diploma (or equivalent).
- Minimum 5 years of hands-on experience assembling and operating complex industrial machines, in semiconductor, automation, precision mechanics or a similar field.
- Basic automation skills. Sensors, actuators, controllers or PLCs, and the ability to read electrical schematics.
- Practical workshop skills. Hand tools, measuring instruments, mechanical drawings and a good eye for what is wrong with a machine.
- English, written and spoken, is a preferred qualification. You can follow equipment documentation and instructions in English. Who you are
- Hands-on instinct. You like machines, you have taken some apart, and you put them back together better.
- Reliability. If the plan says these settings in this order, that is exactly what runs, and you tell us at once when something does not match.
- Care for equipment. A machine is a precision instrument: clean, calibrated, and never left in a doubtful state.
- A troubleshooting mind. Isolate, test, fix, verify, in that order, and the twentieth fault gets the same method as the first.
- A proactive mindset. You see something that needs doing, you start, and then you tell us.
- Directness. Small team, short cycles, visible mistakes. We value people who say what they think early and change their mind when the evidence says so. Why Join Us You will work on complex, custom-built semiconductor equipment that we build and improve ourselves, next to the engineers who designed it. How well you look after the machines decides how fast the whole team moves. Being honest about the job This is not a desk job. You will be on your feet, in the lab and in the workshop, with tools in your hands, and some days are one careful maintenance routine or repetition after another. Precision matters more than speed on every one of them. If that sounds like the part you would want to skip, this is not the right role. If it sounds like the part where machines earn trust, keep reading.
Key Responsibilities
- Keep the machines in perfect condition. Preventive and corrective maintenance, cleaning, calibration checks and spare-parts care on our laboratory equipment. You notice when a machine drifts and you fix it before it costs a run.
- Execute the experimental plans. Run the plans agreed with the technical team exactly as specified: set up the equipment, load the samples, follow the sequence and parameters step by step, and tell us at once if anything deviates.
- Assemble and modify equipment. Assemble, install, commission and reconfigure machines, fixtures and tooling, from drawings and instructions, with mechanical, electrical and fluid connections done right.
- Work with automation. Sensors, actuators, drives and controllers: read a schematic, trace a fault, and make small changes to a control sequence together with the engineers.
- Keep the lab in order. Keep machine logbooks, maintenance records and intervention notes up to date, and follow the safety, environmental and quality procedures of our Integrated Management System.
- Support the technical team. Help install and commission new equipment, and bring ideas to make our machines more reliable and easier to use. Requirements
- Technical diploma (or equivalent).
- Minimum 5 years of hands-on experience assembling and operating complex industrial machines, in semiconductor, automation, precision mechanics or a similar field.
- Basic automation skills. Sensors, actuators, controllers or PLCs, and the ability to read electrical schematics.
- Practical workshop skills. Hand tools, measuring instruments, mechanical drawings and a good eye for what is wrong with a machine.
- English, written and spoken, is a preferred qualification. You can follow equipment documentation and instructions in English. Who you are
- Hands-on instinct. You like machines, you have taken some apart, and you put them back together better.
- Reliability. If the plan says these settings in this order, that is exactly what runs, and you tell us at once when something does not match.
- Care for equipment. A machine is a precision instrument: clean, calibrated, and never left in a doubtful state.
- A troubleshooting mind. Isolate, test, fix, verify, in that order, and the twentieth fault gets the same method as the first.
- A proactive mindset. You see something that needs doing, you start, and then you tell us.
- Directness. Small team, short cycles, visible mistakes. We value people who say what they think early and change their mind when the evidence says so. Why Join Us You will work on complex, custom-built semiconductor equipment that we build and improve ourselves, next to the engineers who designed it. How well you look after the machines decides how fast the whole team moves. Being honest about the job This is not a desk job. You will be on your feet, in the lab and in the workshop, with tools in your hands, and some days are one careful maintenance routine or repetition after another. Precision matters more than speed on every one of them. If that sounds like the part you would want to skip, this is not the right role. If it sounds like the part where machines earn trust, keep reading.