About the Job

In order to support growth and increase manufacturing capacity, Texas Instruments (TI) is looking for an Experienced Facilities Civil and Structural Engineer to join our Design & Engineering team within World-Wide Design & Construction. This engineer will be directly responsible for major Design including but not limited to Greenfield, Brownfield and Major Expansions on existing semiconductor manufacturing and non-manufacturing facilities. This is a TI Corporate Role that will be supporting new and existing Wafer Fabs and Assembly Test sites Worldwide. Also, in an effort to develop reliable facilities and increase construction efficiency, these Designs will become Standards. Furthermore, this role will entail researching and developing New and Innovative Technologies and systems to be implemented within TI facilities to enhance reliability and drive down cost in state-of-the-art manufacturing environments.

Responsibilities may include, but are not limited to:

• Major Construction Design and Support of the following systems:
  • Building Architectural and Structural
  • Site Planning
  • Site Roads
  • Water Management Features
  • Transportation and Parking Management
  • Subsurface Utilities and Routing
  • Pipe Racks, Thrust Blocks, and Load Bearing Supports
  • Foundation Structures and Systems
  • Roofing Systems
  • Seismic Analysis and Dampening Systems
  • Fire Protection Systems
• System Design Responsibilities:
  • Owner Project Design Requirements
  • Manufacturing Equipment Utility Demands
  • System Design Capacity vs Demand Analysis
  • Space Management Considerations
  • Sustainability Considerations
  • Collaboration with existing site operations and maintenance teams for design input
  • Permitting and Building Code compliance related to mechanical systems and associated infrastructure
  • Ensure developed designs are standardized and ready for use for future design projects
• Construction Support Activities:
  • Submittal Review and Approval
  • Timely Request for Information (RFI) resolution
  • Alternate equipment selection approval
  • Construction site visits and verification of design
• Supplier Responsibilities – One responsibility of this role will be contracting with external design firms for additional support:
  • Design Scope Statement of Work
  • Project management of design scopes
  • Financial responsibilities managing design scope budget
• Technological Innovation:
  • Develop new strategies of implementing systems to improve reliability, cost, and construction efficiencies
  • Participate and contribute to technology forums both internal and external representing Texas Instruments
  • Involvement and Participation in the TI Technical Ladder Organization

Minimum Requirements:

• Bachelor's degree in Structural or Civil Engineering or related
• 5 years of experience in Semiconductor Facilities and/or Engineering or Construction

Preferred Qualifications:

• Ability to manage and direct technicians and contractors as well as coordinate multiple design and contractor disciplines on a variety of projects
• Independent, self-motivated and with high standard of professional integrity
• Candidate must demonstrate strong safety leadership and stewardship as well as exhibit skills and competencies to drive success with critical facility systems
• Excellent facilitation and communication skills necessary to interface with business partners, external suppliers, team members, technologists and peers. Must be able to build and maintain strong, positive and lasting relationships through collaboration
• Applicant should also have the following skills: leadership, effective communications, organizational, presentation and problem solving
• Flexibility to travel internationally
• Proficient to Microsoft office software including Excel, PowerPoint, Word, and AutoCAD
• Able to create construction drawings, details, Piping & Instrumentation Diagrams (P&ID), Process Flow Diagrams (PFD), etc.
• Fire Protection and Process system operation skill is a plus
• Familiarity with building, mechanical, and fire codes