Maintenance (Facilities) Technician

Are you a talented Multi-Craft Maintenance Technician looking for a new challenge

and an opportunity to advance your skills and your career in a great working

environment? We have the perfect job for you!

Saras Micro Devices is seeking a highly proactive and skilled Multi-Craft

Maintenance Technician. The Multi-Craft Maintenance Technician is responsible for supporting the safe,

reliable operation of R&D and process equipment by performing mechanical

troubleshooting, electrical controls support, routine inspections, preventive

maintenance, equipment setup, documentation, and hands-on repair activities.

This role supports equipment uptime, process flow, and operational readiness

by maintaining industrial machinery, ovens and thermal equipment, motion

systems, process fixtures, and equipment-related utility connections while

working closely with engineering, production, vendors, and cross-functional

teams.

Saras Micro Devices is a fully funded start-up company developing innovative

power delivery solutions enabling further advancements and market adoption of

high-performance computing, AI, virtual reality, 5G and more.

Saras is developing this pioneering technology in partnership with industry-leading

Fortune 500 companies and other innovative computing solution providers to

support best-in-class, energy-efficient products. Our vision is to change the

performance-to-power paradigm for next generation computing solutions through

heterogeneously integrated Saras Micro Devices products.

We look forward to talking with smart, energetic, team-oriented professionals who

can grow with us. We provide competitive salary and benefit plans, and some of

the best co-

Our Values:

Teamwork

Execution

Accountability

Recognition

Respect

Please review the opportunity below and we look forward to getting to know you!!

Essential Duties:

Mechanical Systems Diagnosis & Repair: Troubleshoot and repair

mechanical faults in industrial machinery, including motors, pumps,

valves, pneumatic/hydraulic systems, bearings, belts, drive

components, and other machine assemblies.

Electrical Controls & Motion Systems: Read and interpret electrical

schematics, wiring diagrams, and equipment documentation to

troubleshoot electrical controls, sensors, interlocks, drives, solenoids actuators, and multi-axis motion systems used in automated process equipment.

Industrial Ovens & Thermal Equipment: Troubleshoot, maintain, and

support industrial ovens and thermal process equipment, including

temperature controls, heating elements, sensors, airflow, interlocks,

and related safety systems.

Equipment Commissioning: Assist in the installation, wiring, and setup

of new process machinery and R&D testing equipment.

Scheduled PMs: Execute daily, weekly, and monthly preventive

maintenance routines on machinery to minimize unplanned downtime.

Routine Equipment Inspections: Conduct regular equipment walk[1]throughs to verify normal operation and identify leaks, abnormal noise,

vibration, wear, low fluid levels, or other signs of equipment issues.

Calibration Program Support: Assist with establishing and maintaining

calibration practices for sensors, gauges, and precision instruments to

improve equipment accuracy, process consistency, and quality control.

Component Replacement: Monitor and replace industrial fluids,

lubricants, worn bearings, and drive belts as dictated by machine cycle

counts or manufacturer specs.

Cross-Functional Support: Work directly alongside engineering and

production teams to identify recurring equipment bottlenecks, optimize

process flow, and research and recommend potential equipment

upgrades.

Custom Fabrication & Machining: Fabricate custom replacement

parts, modify equipment components, and maintain process fixtures

using machining, hand tools, and other appropriate fabrication

methods.

Parts Sourcing: Maintain a critical spare parts inventory for specialized

lab and floor equipment, identifying when to order high-wear

components before they fail.

Vendor Coordination: Escalate complex electrical or mechanical

issues to specialized third-party contractors and oversee their work onsite

Equipment Utility Support: Monitor and maintain equipment-related

utility connections, such as compressed air, process exhaust, cooling

lines, or other support systems required for safe and reliable machine

operation.

OSHA Regulations: Strictly adhere to applicable OSHA regulations and

safety procedures, including Lockout/Tagout (LOTO), Arc Flash safety,

machine guarding, and safe work practices before servicing or working

near equipment.

Maintenance Documentation: Accurately document all diagnostic

steps, repairs, preventive maintenance activities, routine inspections,

and parts usage in designated maintenance records to maintain

complete equipment history and support operational continuity.

Working Relationships:

Works closely with process engineering and R&D teams to support

equipment uptime, troubleshooting, process improvements, fixture

maintenance, and equipment readiness.

Partners with research and operations personnel to respond to

equipment issues, support daily work execution, reduce downtime, and

maintain reliable process flow.

Coordinates with vendors, contractors, and equipment service

providers for specialized repairs, technical support, parts sourcing, and

on-site service activities.

Required & Preferred Key Competencies:

Minimum of 5 years of multi-craft maintenance experience in an

industrial setting.

Excellent troubleshooting skills with the ability to diagnose and resolve

mechanical, electrical, and equipment-related issues.

Self-driven approach to continuous improvement, equipment reliability,

and operational support.

Strong verbal and written communication skills, including the ability to

compose clear emails, maintenance notes, and basic technical

documentation using appropriate grammar and professional language.

Equipment and Software:

Microsoft Office

Physical Requirements:

The physical demands and work environment characteristics described here are

representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform

the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodation may be made to

enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.