Life Safety Systems Engineer: PLC & Fire Safety Lead

Intel; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Intel is seeking a Life Safety Systems (LSS) Engineer in Phoenix to own the full lifecycle management of our safety infrastructure, ensuring uptime, reliability, and regulatory compliance across fire and detection systems.

You will provide sustaining and construction support, program Siemens PLCs, maintain thorough documentation, and drive continuous improvement while collaborating with electrical, mechanical, and controls disciplines and serving as a safety role model for the organization.

Qualifications

• Bachelor or Master in Electrical/Systems & Controls, Computer, Mechanical Engineering or related field.
• 3+ years of controls system engineering principles and life safety system knowledge.
• 3+ years of IC/LSS or BMS design techniques and tools; experience producing technical plans and drawings.
• Hands-on programming with Siemens PLCs.

Responsibilities

• Own the full lifecycle management of Life Safety Systems to ensure reliability and regulatory compliance.
• Manage system capacity, uptime, and safety across fire, evacuation, early warning, leak detection, TAS, and HPM systems.
• Program and troubleshoot PLCs (Siemens) and manage I/O points.
• Maintain thorough operation documentation and drive continuous improvement projects.
• Serve as a safety role model and provide on-call coverage as needed.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams and communicate effectively with diverse audiences.

Skills

PLC programming

Education

Bachelor or Master in Electrical/Systems & Controls/Computer/Mechanical Engineering

Tools

Siemens PLCs

Job description

Intel is seeking a Life Safety Systems (LSS) Engineer in Phoenix to own the full lifecycle management of our safety infrastructure, ensuring uptime, reliability, and regulatory compliance across fire and detection systems.

You will provide sustaining and construction support, program Siemens PLCs, maintain thorough documentation, and drive continuous improvement while collaborating with electrical, mechanical, and controls disciplines and serving as a safety role model for the organization.