Senior Water Engineer - UPW, WWT and Waste Chemical Systems

About the role

Micron Technology, a global leader in memory and storage solutions, is looking for an experienced Senior Engineer to join its Water team in the Global Facilities Engineering department. You will provide engineering services and support for the planning, design, construction, operation and maintenance of water-related facilities systems at Micron's semiconductor manufacturing sites worldwide, covering UPW, WWT and waste chemical systems.

Key responsibilities

• Act as the technical field domain expert, advising Site Facilities and Manufacturing teams, and collaborate with Technology Development, Procurement, Finance and Legal.
• Develop, review and maintain global standards, specifications and best known methods, and standardize engineering and design concepts across the global network.
• Benchmark against industry best practices, stay up to date with trends and sustainability practices, and propose design improvements for better performance, efficiency and lower maintenance costs.
• Support design teams on large-scale facility expansion projects: check compliance with standards and codes, review design packages, and help with cost and schedule estimates.
• Supervise progress and give engineering input during construction, and lead capacity databases and system operating trend reviews.
• Lead Global Facilities programs and sustainability programs, and apply AI tools (predictive analytics, Copilot, digital twins) to improve reliability and decision-making in line with Micron's AI governance.

Required profile

• Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Chemical, Process or Industrial Systems Engineering.
• Minimum 7 to 10 years of experience with UPW, WWT and waste chemical systems in the semiconductor industry.
• Background in designing facilities and semiconductor UPW/WWT systems, reclaim water systems, WWT systems, waste chemical systems and distribution systems.
• Ability to prioritize workload, work on several tasks at once, communicate well and travel internationally 25-40% on average, up to 50-66% during critical project phases.