Facilities Engineer - Reliability, ESG & Utilities

onsemi; Nampa (ID); On-site; USD 80,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

onsemi in Idaho is seeking a Facilities Engineer to drive reliability and continuous improvement of critical facility systems in semiconductor manufacturing. You will own programs across UPW, gas distribution, HVAC, and compliance while leading capital projects from concept to commissioning.

The role emphasizes cross-functional collaboration, safety, cost reduction, and operational excellence, with responsibilities spanning maintenance strategies, root-cause analyses, and environmental health

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in mechanical, chemical, or facilities engineering (or related).
• 3 years of engineering experience in semiconductor manufacturing or highly regulated environments.

Responsibilities

• Provide engineering support for critical facility systems including chemical delivery, gas systems, HVAC, UPW, and utilities.
• Develop reliability and maintenance strategies for assigned systems and lead root cause investigations.
• Lead programs: ESG/Net Zero, cost reduction, contamination control, and UPW monitoring.
• Manage facility improvement and capital projects from concept to commissioning.
• Ensure compliance with environmental, health, safety, and regulatory requirements.

Skills

Mechanical engineering

Chemical engineering

Facilities engineering

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering

Bachelor's Degree in Chemical Engineering

Bachelor's Degree in Facilities Engineering

Or related engineering discipline

Job description

onsemi in Idaho is seeking a Facilities Engineer to drive reliability and continuous improvement of critical facility systems in semiconductor manufacturing. You will own programs across UPW, gas distribution, HVAC, and compliance while leading capital projects from concept to commissioning.

The role emphasizes cross-functional collaboration, safety, cost reduction, and operational excellence, with responsibilities spanning maintenance strategies, root-cause analyses, and environmental health