Senior Facilities Mechanical Engineer (Wet Systems)

Our vision is to transform how the world uses information to enrich life for all . Micron Technology is a world leader in innovating memory and storage solutions that accelerate the transformation of information into intelligence, inspiring the world to learn, communicate and advance faster than ever. Systems Ownership Scope As the designated System Owner, the engineer holds end-to-end technical accountability for the following mechanical utility systems across their full lifecycle — build, construction, commissioning, and operation: Chilled Water – Medium-Temperature (MTCHW): centrifugal / screw chillers, primary-secondary or variable-primary pumping, cooling towers, and distribution to HVAC and process loads. Chilled Water – Low-Temperature (LTCHW): low-temperature chiller plant serving process and dehumidification loads with tighter temperature control. Process Cooling Water (PCW): closed-loop tool-cooling system — vertical/inline pumps, plate heat exchangers, filtration, chemical dosing, and detailed temperature/flow regulation according to tool specifications. Ethylene Glycol (EG) / Low-Temperature Loop: sub-zero glycol refrigeration package(s), pumps, filtration, and distribution for process temperature control. Associated cooling towers, water-treatment / chemical-dosing systems, expansion tanks, instrumentation, and BMS integration. Shows readiness and capability to incorporate AI-powered tools into everyday engineering tasks. These include predictive maintenance, energy management, and data-driven optimization of mechanical utility systems. This supports Micron's AI transformation and smart manufacturing objectives. Construction Phase — Build, Delivery & Commissioning Review the basis for the build, cooling-load calculations, and hydraulic sizing for chilled water, PCW, and EG systems against Micron global standards and applicable codes. Define chiller plant configuration, redundancy philosophy, pumping strategy, and part-load efficiency targets (kW/RT, IPLV). Review and challenge build deliverables: P&IDs, hydraulic models, pump/chiller schedules, and pipe routing for maintainability, hydraulic balance, and future tie-in capacity. Review contractor submittals, method statements, and material approvals to ensure they meet Micron global standards and applicable engineering standards. Lead / support equipment tender evaluations, including performance-guarantee and energy-savings considerations. Specify water-treatment, filtration, corrosion-control, and chemical-dosing regimes to protect closed-loop water quality. Coordinate contractors and OEM vendors during installation to confirm compliance with drawings and specifications. Witness factory acceptance tests (FAT) for chillers, pumps, and heat exchangers; verify site acceptance testing (SAT). Supervise pipework fabrication, welding, flushing, chemical cleaning, passivation, and pressure testing of chilled-water, PCW, and glycol lines. Manage installation punch-lists, non-conformance reports, and coordination between mechanical, electrical, controls, and structural trades. Verify isolation valves, drain/vent points, and LOTO provisions for safe maintainability of pumps, chillers, and exchangers. Lead commissioning and system start-up; develop and complete commissioning protocols and qualification test plans. Balance hydraulic loops; verify built flow, differential pressure, and delta-T across chillers, PCW loops, and EG circuits. Assess temperature-control stability and capacity at point-of-use according to tool specifications; confirm chiller staging and plant sequence-of-operations. Support tool-install hook-up, new mechanical utilities loop tie-ins to existing systems (managing risk and continuity), and utility readiness aligned to fab ramp achievements. Operational Phase — Operations, Maintenance & Budget Act as the responsible O&M owner for assigned systems during their operational service life, ensuring safe and conscientious 24/7 availability.