Field Service Engineer

The Field Service Engineer in a few words
Job Summary
Provide onsite services support as assigned projects / tasks (installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, modification, re-location …)
Provide engineering consulting / solution to customer.
Support assembly equipment at the facilities assigned by FS Manager or FS Trainer
Full-time permanent position (6-month probationary period)
Essential Duties & Responsibilities
Comply with Averna Code of Conduct, customer site protocols and NDA requirements.
Perform installation, setup, retrofit, relocation and maintenance activities at customer sites.
Troubleshoot equipment and process issues and implement corrective actions.
Provide onsite sustain support (OSS) and preventive maintenance activities.
Support development of SOPs, work instructions and best practices.
Train and mentor new engineers and technicians.
Prepare daily reports, travel reports and expense documentation.
Support assembly activities assigned by management.
Maintain company tools, equipment and PPE in good condition.
Work safely and promote a strong safety culture at all times.
Minimum Qualification and required work experience
Education:
Associate degree or higher (e.g., technical college / KOSEN graduate or above) in engineering discipline, or equivalent technical work experience (minimum 3 years).
Experience:
1–2+ years in field service, installation, maintenance, manufacturing equipment, automation, semiconductor equipment or related industries or 3 yrs if no engineering degree.
Language:
Japanese communication capability required; JLPT N3 or above at the time of joining with the expectation to achieve JLPT N2 or BJT >400 within 2 years.
- JLPT N2 or higher preferred, or equivalent experience in customer communication and technical reporting in Japanese.
English communication skills preferred (TOEIC 500+ recommended).
Ability to read technical drawings, manuals and engineering documentation.
Knowledge of mechanical, electrical, automation, mechatronics, pneumatic and industrial chemical handling.
Strong troubleshooting, analytical and problem-solving skills.
Ability to work independently and within multicultural teams.
Willingness to travel frequently within Japan and internationally.
Technical/Functional Competency:
Ability to interpret and apply engineering documentation such as schematics, wiring diagrams, and equipment specifications beyond basic reading comprehension.
Understanding of semiconductor manufacturing environments, including cleanroom protocols and equipment handling requirements.
Ability to follow structured procedures such as checklists, SOPs, and work instructions with high consistency and accuracy.
Competency in documenting technical findings, equipment conditions, and corrective actions in a clear and structured manner.
Ability to support equipment assembly, subsystem integration, and manufacturing‑area tasks with attention to detail and process discipline.
Responsible management of tools, PPE, and assigned equipment, ensuring proper care, calibration awareness, and accountability.
Ability to adapt to diverse customer environments, operational rules, and site‑specific requirements.
Flexibility to work night shifts, weekends, extended hours, and adjust to customer production schedules.
Ability to remain calm, structured, and effective during escalations, urgent issues, or high‑pressure situations.
Strong adherence to safety management principles, including risk assessment and hazard prediction (KY).
MENTAL & PHYSICAL DEMANDS:
Mental Requirements
Strong sense of responsibility, accountability, and professional conduct.
Commitment to safety, quality, and continuous learning.
Ability to maintain focus and attention to detail in fast‑paced or high‑pressure environments.
Demonstrates initiative, carefulness, honesty, and a studious work approach.
Ability to work shifts, weekends, and extended hours during critical project phases.
Willingness to travel for long‑term domestic and international assignments.
Physical Requirements & Working Conditions
Maintains the level of physical fitness required for domestic and international travel.
Able to provide a medical fitness certificate when required for customer site access or travel assignments.
Able to work in semiconductor manufacturing facilities, cleanrooms, and other specialized environments.
Willing and able to work night shifts, weekends, and non‑standard business hours when needed.
Willing and able to travel frequently, including long‑term international assignments (up to 3–6 months).
Works at Averna office under standard hours or follows customer site schedules as required.

Employment type
Full-time

Work arrangement
No