Facilities Systems Engineer - Operations & Design

Role: Life Safety & Fire Alarms Systems Engineer responsible for designing, operating, and improving critical life safety systems in semiconductor manufacturing facilities. Key Duties: Serve as technical owner for fire alarm, emergency communication, and life safety systems; review design drawings and specifications for compliance with safety standards such as NFPA and IFC; collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to meet project goals; troubleshoot system issues and analyze performance data; support system installation, testing, and commissioning; develop maintenance documentation; implement continuous improvements for system reliability.Qualifications & Skills: Bachelor's degree in electrical or controls engineering; minimum 2 years' experience in industrial life safety systems; knowledge of fire detection, suppression, and emergency communication systems; familiarity with NFPA standards, schematics review, and instrumentation controls; preferred experience in semiconductor industry, smart building technologies, and relevant certifications (NICET, CFPS); proficiency with engineering tools like AutoCAD, Revit, and fire alarm platforms; strong analytical and problem-solving abilities. Additional Information: Focus on safety compliance, system integration, and operational efficiency. Emphasis on teamwork, technical expertise, and continuous improvement to ensure safety and system performance within advanced manufacturing environments. Benefits include comprehensive health plans, paid leave, and professional growth opportunities.