Facilities Engineer II

Boston Scientific•Arden Hills, MN

3d•$71,500 - $135,800•Hybrid

About The Position

The Facilities Engineer supports the critical infrastructure, systems and processes that enable large-scale complex medical device manufacturing and laboratory operations to ensure reliability, compliance and sustainability across campuses. This role partners closely with facilities technicians, manufacturing teams and cross-functional stakeholders to improve how facilities systems are designed, monitored, maintained and operated, and ensure systems operate efficiently, safely and in alignment with FDA regulations. You will focus on infrastructure performance, process improvement, troubleshooting and long-term system reliability, while providing flexible operational support across facilities functions as business and site needs evolve. The Facilities Engineer provides engineering support and project execution for facilities systems and infrastructure supporting medical device manufacturing, laboratory, and office environments. Under general supervision, this role works to design, construct, commission, qualify, and maintain controlled environments and facility systems. The position contributes to cross-functional infrastructure projects and is responsible for executing defined scopes, while ensuring compliance with regulatory and quality standards. Boston Scientific will not offer sponsorship or take over sponsorship of an employment VISA for this position at this time

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in engineering (e.g. mechanical, chemical, electrical, civil, industrial) engineering or related discipline
Minimum 2 years of experience supporting facilities engineering, infrastructure engineering, manufacturing engineering or utility systems within a regulated industrial environment
Experience supporting large-scale infrastructure systems such as HVAC, chillers, boilers, compressed air, clean utilities, generators or related building systems
Experience troubleshooting complex engineering or operational systems and driving process improvements
Knowledge of engineering documentation, change control and quality systems within regulated environments
Ability to manage multiple priorities and adapt to changing operational needs within a fast-paced environment
Working knowledge of Microsoft Office applications and engineering documentation systems
Ability to work full-time out of any site (i.e. Arden Hills, Arbor Lakes, or Maple Grove)

Nice To Haves

Professional Engineer (PE) license, Engineer in Training (EIT) certification or related technical certifications
Knowledge of preventive maintenance, reliability engineering or asset management principles
Experience supporting FDA-regulated manufacturing, medical device, pharmaceutical, biotechnology or other highly regulated industries
Experience with clean rooms, controlled environments, purified water systems or validated utility systems
Experience supporting energy efficiency, sustainability or emissions reduction initiatives
Familiarity with building automation systems, monitoring systems and industrial controls
Experience partnering closely with maintenance or facilities technician teams in a manufacturing environment
Strong communication, collaboration and project coordination skills

Responsibilities

Managing and supporting facilities infrastructure and capital projects to improve system reliability, operational efficiency and long-term campus performance
Identifying opportunities to improve monitoring, alarming and automation capabilities to enhance system reliability and minimize operational risk
Supporting the operation, reliability and continuous improvement of critical campus infrastructure systems, including chillers, boilers, air handling units, generators, roofing systems, stormwater systems, sanitary sewer systems and related utilities
Troubleshooting and investigating the root-cause of infrastructure and utility-related issues impacting site operations
Partnering with facilities technicians to improve maintenance processes, system troubleshooting capabilities and operational effectiveness across the site
Supporting compliance activities associated with critical utility systems, including purified water systems, compressed air systems, clean rooms and controlled environments
Identifying and implementing energy efficiency initiatives and infrastructure upgrades that support operational and environmental sustainability as well as emissions reduction goals
Supporting qualification, validation and change control activities for regulated systems and infrastructure; ensure facilities systems and processes comply with applicable regulatory, quality and operational standards
Developing, reviewing and maintaining engineering documentation, procedures and quality records in support of FDA-regulated manufacturing environments
Coordinating with contractors, vendors and cross-functional teams to execute facilities-related work safely and efficiently across campus operations