Editorial summary

The company is seeking an Equipment Engineer with at least two years of experience in the semiconductor industry to install, maintain, and troubleshoot equipment, as well as drive continuous improvement and cost reduction initiatives. The role requires a diploma or bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or a related field. The position offers a salary of 5,000 and involves preparing technical reports on equipment performance. Interested candidates are encouraged to submit their resumes via the specified application process.

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Job description

[This job id 28147 first appeared in Job-Q.com on 27 Aug 2026]

Responsibilities:

• Install equipment, improve tools, and maintain systems.
• Repair and troubleshoot to minimize downtime.
• Identify failures, analyze issues, and suggest improvements.
• Drive continuous improvement, cost reduction, and efficiency gains.
• Prepare technical reports on equipment performance.

Requirements:

• Diploma or Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering or equivalent.
• Minimum of 2 years of working experience in the semiconductor industry.

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HOW TO APPLY :

Interested candidates, please submit your resume by clicking on “Quick Apply” or contact for more details.

Please provide following information in the resume for immediate processing

1) Reasons for leaving current and/or last employment

2) Last drawn and/or current salary

3) Expected salary

4) Date of availability and/or Notice Period

All applications will be treated in strictest confidence and only shortlisted candidates will be notified

Wee Wai Dan

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EA Reg No : R22109628

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