Liquid Industrial Waste Systems Technology Development and Transfer Engineer

Intel Corporation•Chandler, AZ

2d•$120,860 - $231,670•Onsite

About The Position

Develops, operates and maintains liquid industrial wastewater systems (LIWS), and industrial water systems (IWT). Owns safety, quality, cost effective output, environmental compliance, capacity management, forecasting, sampling, and analysis of these water systems. Troubleshoots industrial water and chemical related issues that can impact systems including reverse osmosis (RO), ion exchange, ultrafiltration, UV, wastewater, and heat exchangers. Serves as a LIWS analysis/sampling subject matter expert and technical expert to facilities systems engineers and operators. Provides expert interpretation of analytical instruments to determine quality and health of water including ion chromatography, differential microbial analysis (DMA), and particles size and count. Works and coordinates with water and wastewater utility partners and third party analytical laboratories to sample, ship, and obtain results of collected samples. Prepares technical reports to present to a wide array of audiences both technical and nontechnical about the initiatives and performance of the water treatment division. Manages sampling and analysis budget and optimizes for cost savings and avoidance opportunities. Implements novel analysis and new methods to improve result accuracy, turnaround times, and cost and writes and reviews standard operating procedures relating to LIWS sampling and analysis. Owns LIWS Model Of Record and Enabling Technology Process Transfer for all Intel global backend manufacturing sites.

Requirements

Bachelor's Degree in Engineering or Science (Chemical, Materials Science, Chemistry, Water Treatment) or related STEM field and 6+ years relevant industrial experience.
Master's Degree in Engineering or Science (Chemical, Materials Science, Chemistry, Water Treatment) or related STEM field and 4+ years relevant industrial experience.
PHD Degree in Engineering or Science (Chemical, Materials Science, Chemistry, Water Treatment) or related STEM field and 2+ years relevant industrial experience.
Relevant industrial experience should include technical knowledge of Liquid Industrial Waste Systems (LIWS).

Nice To Haves

Bachelor's Degree in Engineering or Science (Chemical, Materials Science, Chemistry, Water Treatment) or related STEM field and 10+ years relevant industrial experience.
Master's Degree in Engineering or Science (Chemical, Materials Science, Chemistry, Water Treatment) or related STEM field and 7+ years relevant industrial experience.
PHD in Engineering or Science (Chemical, Materials Science, Chemistry, Water Treatment) or related STEM field and 5+ years relevant industrial experience.
Demonstrated experience in LIWS system capacity modelling and forecasting.
Prior experience in LIWS Process Development and Technology Transfer.

Responsibilities

Develops, operates and maintains liquid industrial wastewater systems (LIWS), and industrial water systems (IWT).
Owns safety, quality, cost effective output, environmental compliance, capacity management, forecasting, sampling, and analysis of these water systems.
Troubleshoots industrial water and chemical related issues that can impact systems including reverse osmosis (RO), ion exchange, ultrafiltration, UV, wastewater, and heat exchangers.
Serves as a LIWS analysis/sampling subject matter expert and technical expert to facilities systems engineers and operators.
Provides expert interpretation of analytical instruments to determine quality and health of water including ion chromatography, differential microbial analysis (DMA), and particles size and count.
Works and coordinates with water and wastewater utility partners and third party analytical laboratories to sample, ship, and obtain results of collected samples.
Prepares technical reports to present to a wide array of audiences both technical and nontechnical about the initiatives and performance of the water treatment division.
Manages sampling and analysis budget and optimizes for cost savings and avoidance opportunities.
Implements novel analysis and new methods to improve result accuracy, turnaround times, and cost.
Writes and reviews standard operating procedures relating to LIWS sampling and analysis.
Owns LIWS Model Of Record and Enabling Technology Process Transfer for all Intel global backend manufacturing sites.