Equipment Install Designer

• Collect, review, and interpret semiconductor equipment specifications, including facility data tables, tool requirements, drawing files, and SEMI reports in preparation of new or upgraded equipment installs.
• Evaluates equipment specifications for completeness and accuracy. Documents issues for IBM; publishes issues to equipment suppliers. Works to resolve issues or concerns with equipment supplier. Resolves open issues; validates solution with appropriate authority as necessary.
• Interprets equipment specifications – then prepares cutsheet documentation specific to the installation design that include addressing facility or sub equipment necessary to support operational equipment.
• Prepares MS Excel table of equipment's facility requirements as Cutsheet.
• Prepares scope of work and definition required to support tools’ structural (load displacement, vibration, and stiffness) specifications. Leads effort for designing and deploying structural systems, including field oversight.
• Works collaboratively with site authorities (facilities, EHS), multiple suppliers, vendors, contractors, and co-workers in a professional setting.
• Engages with contractors, resulting in on-time delivery of accurate and complete designs.
• Responds to contractor requests for information and suggestions, resulting in timely closure of topics.
• Routinely reports status and progress to IBM design lead

• 5 years of experience designing semiconductor equipment tool installs and interpreting equipment
• Minimum 3 years of experience in each of at least 2 disciplines of engineering (mechanical, electrical, process, I&C, industrial, or safety/LSS) plus structural engineering discipline relative to facility infrastructure & systems.
• 5+ years of experience designing in all disciplines of engineering (mechanical, electrical, process, I&C, structural, industrial, safety/LSS) relevant to semiconductor equipment.
• 5+ years of experience in equipment engineering for a semiconductor research or manufacturing organization: both design & installation
• Positive & professional contribution to a collaborative team-work environment.
• Leads in the interests of IBM projects; supports others when they lead so as to succeed in the interests of IBM projects.
• Solicits and receives counsel of subject matter experts, IBM design lead, and IBM install lead.
• Able to multi-task on multiple equipment designs.

• Experienced user skills of MS Excel and other MS products such as Word and Powerpoint.
• Organized, rational, critical-thinking problem solver.
• Able to work well with others despite critical nature of work.
• Attention to detail and accuracy in design deliverables despite challenging deadlines.
• Able to work effectively in a fast-paced environment, that often includes changing and competing requirements.
• Adaptable to priority shifts and specification changes in the interests of overall project goals.

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