Senior Engineer, Facilities Engineering

Analog Devices•Wilmington, MA

12h•Onsite

About The Position

Analog Devices, Inc. (ADI) is a global semiconductor leader that bridges the physical and digital worlds. The Facilities Operations team at Analog Devices is seeking an experienced engineer to support facilities equipment installation, troubleshooting, and project construction for site locations in Wilmington and Chelmsford, MA, with the role based out of Wilmington, MA. This position requires a skilled engineer capable of solving mechanical and/or electrical system capacity and resiliency issues. The candidate will act as an interface with third-party engineers on larger construction projects and address day-to-day issues related to mechanical and/or electrical infrastructure. They will be instrumental in defining process and mechanical and/or electrical system standards and requirements, and will lead ADI’s environmental and sustainability goals from a facilities infrastructure perspective. This role reports to the Director of Facilities Operations.

Requirements

BS or MS degree in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering.
Five (5) years or more experience in a facilities or construction mechanical or electrical engineering role.
Experience with Mechanical Systems: HVAC Systems (Chillers/Towers > 900-ton, steam boilers, process cooling, process vacuum, make-up air systems > 50k CFM, return air systems/filtration, humidification systems).
Experience with Motor and pump service, alignment, lubrication, bearing & seal replacements.
Experience with Electrical systems: Voltages from control to 480 VAC, Lighting, Variable Frequency Drives, IR scanning and power quality analyzing.
Proficiency using volt-ohm, amperage, loop & process calibrators and source output meters.
Experience with Control Systems: Building Management Systems, installations, programming, troubleshooting, repair/service including PLC programming, service and troubleshooting.
Experience with Life-safety fire alarm systems: Wet and dry, NFPA inspections / requirements.
Ability to perform MEP capacity and energy calculations.
Experience working in a Class 1 production area environment.
Demonstrated proficiency in speaking, reading, writing and understanding the English language.
Proficient with Microsoft Excel (formulas & charts) and good skills with MS Office products.
Ability to read schematics (mechanical/electrical) and P&IDs.
Proficient with AutoCAD version MEP2023.
Self-motivated, safety oriented, with good people skills.
Ability to multi-task and enjoy working in a fast-paced / fluid environment.
Thorough and driven to continuously improve systems and processes.
Strong presentation and technical documentation skills.
Strong organizational skills and the ability to work and lead a team to aggressive schedules.

Nice To Haves

5-10 years or more experience with semiconductor Facilities such as: Toxic Gas systems (ACM, TGM, DOD PS-7 sensors, system integrations, PLC programming and sensor semi-annual gas challenging).
Proficiency using volt-ohm, amperage, loop & process calibrators and source output meters.
Experience with Siemens “Insight/Apogee/Desigo” building operations & programming.
Experience with Ultra-Pure Water manufacturing: RO/DI.
Experience with Rockwell Automation Control Logix.

Responsibilities

Lead the design and development of mechanical and/or electrical systems and components for various facilities-related projects.
Oversee project planning, scheduling, and resource allocation to ensure project completed within specifications, on-time, and within budget.
Mentor junior engineers and maintenance technicians by providing technical guidance and support.
Prepare and review technical documentation, specifications, reports, and design schematics.
Ensure all projects comply with relevant safety, regulatory, and ADI Global Engineering standards.
Conduct feasibility studies, root cause analysis, and technical assessments.
Work closely with multidisciplinary engineers and teams to integrate mechanical and/or electrical systems into larger projects.
Identify and resolve complex technical issues, conducting diagnostics and performance evaluations of mechanical systems.
Act as a subject matter expert during root cause analysis activities when discussing mechanical and/or electrical systems and delivery.
Interact with manufacturing engineers and leaders supporting factory growth and optimization.
Ensure safe practices are leveraged by contractors and technicians when performing maintenance and repairs.
Drive sustainable methods for operation to conserve utility resources aligning to ADI’s Global Engineering initiatives.