Career Accelerator Program - Facilities Engineer

• →Drive and coordinate mechanical execution for tool hookup and submain installation projects supporting Manufacturing Equipment Installation and Manufacturing Equipment Related Facilities Equipment installation scope
• →Ensure CDA, PVAC, H2N2, Exhaust, DIW, ATRO, Drain, and related utility systems are installed, tested, and ready to support tool installation and startup requirements
• →Review mechanical drawings, utility routing plans, P&IDs, technical submittals, and installation packages to confirm execution readiness
• →Coordinate with facilities, project teams, contractors, vendors, and engineers to align utility delivery with tool installation schedules
• →Track project progress, milestones, execution risks, and field issues, escalating concerns early when needed
• →Troubleshoot installation and commissioning issues related to utility systems and mechanical infrastructure
• →Ensure all work is completed in line with safety, regulatory, site, and engineering standards
• →Drive strong documentation quality, including test packs, commissioning records, redlines, as-builts, and turnover packages
• →Support efficient handover of completed mechanical utility scope to downstream installation and operations teams
• →Communicate status, risks, constraints, and support needs clearly to stakeholders across the project team
• →Teaming with other engineering disciplines, management, internal customers, and suppliers to ensure projects and systems are cost effective, within budget, meet the desired design criteria and schedule guidelines
• →Providing capacity/demand analysis of utility systems and planning to support growth when required
• →Provide Facilities mechanical system engineering leadership to the site organizations in support of safety, reliability, quality, environmental and cost objectives
• →Work Permit approvals 
• →Generate SOW for system enhancement and improvements
• →Permitting and Building Code compliance 
• →Develop and implement programs targeted to improve quality, efficiency and effectiveness of mechanical systems. Plan, develop and implement projects that are required for improvement, growth or rearrangement of existing systems
• →Effectively manage specific measurable utility system deliverables including points of delivery, utility parameters, specification limits and notification methods
• →Identify systems requiring operating procedures and assist operations team in SOP and training development. 
• →Work to integrate reliability focus and risk analysis into Systems Engineering job scope. This includes FMEAs, root cause analysis, cause mapping, design, commissioning and training.

• Tool hookup and submain utility scope delivered safely and on time
• CDA, PVAC, H2N2, Exhaust, DIW, ATRO, and Drain systems ready to support tool installation and startup
• Risks, blockers, and field issues identified early and resolved quickly
• High-quality documentation and smooth turnover to downstream teams
• Strong coordination across internal teams, contractors, and vendors

• Bachelors degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related fields, fresh graduates with 0 -2 years experience are encouraged to apply.
• Cumulative 3.0/4.0 GPA or higher

Preferred qualifications:
•    Experience in semiconductor, cleanroom, advanced manufacturing, or large-scale industrial facilities will be an advantage
•    Experience supporting tool install readiness, utility infrastructure delivery, or factory expansion projects
•    Familiarity with semiconductor utility systems such as CDA, PVAC, H2N2, Exhaust, DIW, ATRO, and Drain
•    Familiarity with turnover, construction documentation, and commissioning records
•    Experience balancing schedule, cost, quality, and safety in a fast-paced project environment
•    Demonstrated leadership and build strong, influential relationships.
•    Possess strong critical thinking, problem-solving and project management skills.