Staff Engineer, Facilities Engineering

Analog Devices•Wilmington, MA

6d•$109,600 - $150,700•Onsite

About The Position

Analog Devices is seeking an experienced engineer for its Facilities Operations team to support facilities equipment installation, troubleshooting, and project construction at locations in Wilmington and Chelmsford, Massachusetts. The position is based in Wilmington and requires expertise in mechanical and/or electrical systems, including system capacity and resiliency. The engineer will serve as an interface with third-party engineers on larger construction projects while addressing day-to-day infrastructure issues, and will help define processes and mechanical and/or electrical system standards and requirements. The role also leads facilities infrastructure efforts supporting ADI’s environmental and sustainability goals and reports to the Director of Facilities Operations. The role covers the design, development, and integration of facilities systems; project planning and execution; technical documentation; compliance; troubleshooting; and collaboration with multidisciplinary teams. The engineer will mentor junior engineers and maintenance technicians, support manufacturing growth and optimization, contribute to root cause analysis, and ensure contractors and technicians follow safe practices. The position also promotes sustainable operating methods that conserve utility resources and align with ADI Global Engineering initiatives.

Requirements

BS or MS degree in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering.
At least five years of experience in a facilities or construction mechanical or electrical engineering role.
Mechanical systems experience with HVAC systems, including chillers/towers above 900 tons, steam boilers, process cooling, process vacuum, make-up air systems above 50k CFM, return air systems/filtration, and humidification systems.
Experience servicing motors and pumps, including alignment, lubrication, and bearing and seal replacements.
Electrical systems experience with control-to-480 VAC voltages, lighting, Variable Frequency Drives, IR scanning, and power quality analyzing.
Proficiency using volt-ohm, amperage, loop and process calibrators, and source output meters.
Building Management Systems experience, including installation, programming, troubleshooting, repair, and service; PLC programming, service, and troubleshooting.
Experience with life-safety fire alarm systems, including wet and dry systems and NFPA inspections/requirements.
Ability to perform MEP capacity and energy calculations.
Experience in a Class 1 production area environment.
Proficiency speaking, reading, writing, and understanding English.
Proficiency with Microsoft Excel, including formulas and charts, and good skills with MS Office products.
Ability to read mechanical and electrical schematics and P&IDs.
Proficiency with AutoCAD version MEP2023.
Self-motivated and safety-oriented, with good people skills and the ability to multitask and work in a fast-paced, fluid environment.
Thorough, with a drive to continuously improve systems and processes.
Strong presentation and technical documentation skills.
Strong organizational skills and ability to work and lead a team to aggressive schedules.

Nice To Haves

Five to ten or more years of experience with semiconductor facilities.
Experience with toxic gas systems, including ACM, TGM, DOD PS-7 sensors, system integrations, PLC programming, and semi-annual gas challenging.
Proficiency using volt-ohm, amperage, loop and process calibrators, and source output meters.
Experience with Siemens Insight/Apogee/Desigo building operations and programming.
Experience with Ultra-Pure Water manufacturing, including RO/DI.
Experience with Rockwell Automation Control Logix.

Responsibilities

Lead the design and development of mechanical and/or electrical systems and components for facilities-related projects.
Oversee project planning, scheduling, and resource allocation to deliver projects to 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 projects comply with relevant safety, regulatory, and ADI Global Engineering standards.
Conduct feasibility studies, root cause analysis, and technical assessments.
Collaborate with multidisciplinary engineers and teams to integrate mechanical and/or electrical systems into larger projects.
Diagnose and resolve complex technical issues involving mechanical systems, including performance evaluations.
Serve as a subject matter expert during root cause analysis involving mechanical and/or electrical systems and delivery.
Interact with manufacturing engineers and leaders supporting factory growth and optimization.
Ensure contractors and technicians use safe practices when performing maintenance and repairs.
Promote sustainable operating methods that conserve utility resources in alignment with ADI Global Engineering initiatives.
Support facilities equipment installation, troubleshooting, and project construction at Wilmington and Chelmsford sites.