Facilities Process Engineer

Farnsworth Group•Boise, ID

1h•Onsite

About The Position

Farnsworth Group is seeking a Facilities Process Engineer to support semiconductor process equipment installation projects. In this role, you will be responsible for coordinating facility utility requirements, verifying system capacity, and ensuring successful integration of manufacturing and manufacturing support equipment into existing infrastructure. The position works closely with tool owners, equipment vendors, and design/construction teams to deliver safe, compliant, and schedule-driven installations, with opportunities to expand into basebuild engineering and long-term system ownership as programs evolve.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in mechanical, chemical, or closely related engineering discipline
Engineer-in-Training (EIT) certification required (or ability to obtain within a defined timeframe)
3–8+ years of experience in engineering, facilities engineering, or equipment/tool installation support
Ability to interpret and work with engineering design documents (P&IDs, layouts, specifications)
Strong coordination and communication skills in a multi-disciplinary, project-driven environment

Nice To Haves

CAD-based layout design, AutoCAD, BIM360, Navisworks, etc.
Experience supporting tool installations in manufacturing environments (e.g., semiconductor, pharma, food processing, or similar facilities)
Familiarity with process utility systems (specialty gases, bulk chemicals, UPW, exhaust, drains, vacuum, etc.)
Experience reviewing and coordinating vendor submittments and equipment requirements
Exposure to construction support, field execution, and commissioning/startup activities
Experience with capacity analysis and facility system integration
Familiarity with applicable codes, standards, and safety requirements (i.e. SEMI Standards)

Responsibilities

Coordinate and manage process utility requirements for new tool installations within Process Chemical systems, including chemicals, high-purity gases, ultra-pure water (UPW), and DI reclaim systems
Review and validate tool and support equipment vendor requirements for facilitation
Verify facility capacity and tie-in points for new equipment
Develop and review tool install design packages (layouts, hook-ups, P&IDs)
Interface with system owners, construction, and commissioning teams to resolve issues in real time
Track and support project review milestones, installation schedules, and RFIs
Support evaluation and improvement of facility utility systems
Assist with capacity planning and infrastructure upgrades
Participate in system troubleshooting and performance optimization
Contribute to standards development and design guidelines
Transition into partial or full system ownership over time