Facilities Engineer – 24/7 Semiconductor Energy & Systems

SKYWORKS GLOBAL PTE. LTD.; Singapore; On-site; SGD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

SKYWORKS GLOBAL PTE. LTD. in Singapore seeks a Mechanical/Electrical Engineering graduate with 3+ years in Facilities to manage mechanical systems for semiconductor manufacturing. You will coordinate hook-ups for ACMV, Exhaust, and Vacuum systems and lead maintenance teams.

You will drive predictive maintenance, vendor management, 24/7 operation planning, energy efficiency, and safety compliance with permit-to-work processes. Overtime may be required.

Qualifications

• Degree or Diploma in Mechanical/Electrical Engineering with at least 3 years in Facilities.
• Experience with Mechanical Systems and equipment hook-up (ACMV/Exhaust system/Vacuum).
• Must be a team player with the right attitude and aptitude.
• Willing to work overtime when needed.
• Willing to operate on 24/7 standby.
• Singapore Certified Energy Manager (SCEM) is a must.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate hook-up works for mechanical systems and commissioning tasks.
• Act as SME for CMV/Exhaust/Vacuum and related equipment.
• Plan resources for 24/7 operation and minimize downtime.
• Drive energy efficiency and asset reliability while optimizing costs.
• Lead/troubleshoot, root-cause analysis, and CAPA for facilities systems.
• Prepare scope of work for RFQ on mechanical projects and supervise execution.
• Support audits and ensure safety and permits to work compliance.

Skills

Team player

Overtime

24/7 standby

Education

Bachelor's/Diploma in Mechanical/Electrical Engineering

Job description

SKYWORKS GLOBAL PTE. LTD. in Singapore seeks a Mechanical/Electrical Engineering graduate with 3+ years in Facilities to manage mechanical systems for semiconductor manufacturing. You will coordinate hook-ups for ACMV, Exhaust, and Vacuum systems and lead maintenance teams.

You will drive predictive maintenance, vendor management, 24/7 operation planning, energy efficiency, and safety compliance with permit-to-work processes. Overtime may be required.