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Facilities I C Engineer

TSMCPhoenix, AZ, US, 85083Full-time

The Facilities I&C Engineer position at TSMC Arizona is responsible for the complete lifecycle management of mission-critical instrumentation and control systems that monitor and regulate temperature, pressure, flow, and other parameters essential to semiconductor fab operations. The role combines system design and implementation with ongoing maintenance and optimization, requiring collaboration with equipment like sensors, controllers, and facility management systems to ensure reliable semiconductor manufacturing. This position suits engineers with a strong electrical or automation background who are detail-oriented, safety-conscious, and comfortable working in a complex industrial environment with potential on-call emergency response duties. The engineer will support multiple facility systems including HVAC, water treatment, and gas distribution while maintaining PLC control panels, network communications, and safety monitoring systems. Located at TSMC's Phoenix, Arizona facility, this is an on-site role that offers the opportunity to work on cutting-edge semiconductor manufacturing processes with a commitment to excellence and operational reliability.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Automation Engineering, or related fieldExperience designing, commissioning, and troubleshooting facility instrumentation and control systemsProficiency with industrial automation systems including PLC, SCADA, and DDCKnowledge of computer applications, FMCS, BMS, and CMMS programsWillingness to work on-site at Phoenix, Arizona facility and participate in Emergency Response Team duties as assignedSafety awareness and knowledge of low voltage electrical systems
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