5 power electronics engineer jobs at 3 companies in Eagle, ID
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Field Technician III
Boise, Idaho, United States
$41-$62/hrOnsiteFull Time
Electric Power Systems: Provider of electrical testing, commissioning, and engineering services.
5+ YOE5+ years in electrical power field; NETA I certification; Bachelor's or Associates in Electrical/Electronic Technology; valid driver’s license; able to pass background and drug test; OT travel.
Exyte: Designing and building complex high-tech facilities and cleanrooms.
3+ YOETrade school/associate degree or higher, ideally 3+ years semiconductor or related industry experience; electrical/electronics/mechanical/plumbing/gas/facility skills; use of hand and power tools; Microsoft Word/Excel proficiency; U.S. work authorization required.
Boise State University: Providing higher education and research programs in Boise, Idaho.
Maintain and repair parking equipment, electronic devices, and parking lot infrastructure; operate power and maintenance equipment; perform mechanical and small engine repairs; ability to work outdoors and flexible schedules; valid driver's license required.
air compressors, hammer drills, high-speed buffers, vacuum cleaners, drills, screwdrivers, hammers, wrenches, saws, files, word processing and spreadsheet computer software
Exyte: Designing and building complex high-tech facilities and cleanrooms.
3+ YOETrade school/associate degree or higher, ideally 3+ years semiconductor or related industry experience. Skills in electrical/electronics/mechanical/plumbing/gas/chemicals, use of hand and power tools, diagnostic equipment, Microsoft Word/Excel, and multitasking.
Exyte: Designing and building complex high-tech facilities and cleanrooms.
3+ YOEAssociate degree or trade school plus ideally 3+ years semiconductor or related industry experience. Skills in electrical/electronics/mechanical/plumbing/gas/chemicals, use of hand and power tools, diagnostic equipment, Microsoft Word/Excel, SOP development, fault-finding, and adherence to safety protocols. Must be authorized to work in the U.S.