BIM Design Engineer (Advanced Semiconductor Process Systems)
Job Description
This is more than just a modeling job—it is your gateway to becoming a specialist in Advanced Semiconductor Chemical & Gas Delivery Systems. While you contribute your 1-2 years of site experience, we will provide the platform for you to master the complex logic behind high-purity piping, automated delivery, and international safety codes. You will transition from "building models" to "designing critical infrastructure" for the world's leading tech fabs.
General Responsibilities:
- Architectural & System Modeling: Develop and prepare high-precision 3D architectural and MEP designs using Revit and AutoCAD.
- Integrated Coordination: Collaborate with engineers and PMs to ensure design accuracy, ensuring all process requirements are met.
- Design Evolution: Proactively review and update models to reflect real-time design changes and field adjustments.
- Conflict Resolution: Perform Clash Detection and lead the reporting/solving of spatial discrepancies to ensure a seamless build.
- Team Leadership: Participate in technical meetings and provide progress updates to stakeholders.
Specialized Knowledge & Growth
- P&ID Translation: Read and interpret P&IDs/PFDs (Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams) to align 3D models with functional process logic.
- Subcontractor Management: Act as the technical bridge, communicating 3D model requirements to subcontractors for onsite coordination.
- Advanced System Learning: Gain deep-dive knowledge in Chemical Delivery Systems (CDS) and Gas Delivery Systems (BDS) specifically for advanced semiconductor nodes.
Qualification:
- Minimum Associate Degree in a related engineering or architectural field.
Must Have:
- Software Mastery: Proficiency in BIM software (Revit) and AutoCAD.
- Industry Experience: 1–2 years of experience in design-related work, preferably within the semiconductor or high-tech
Nice to Have:
- Process Piping: Experience with specialized materials like CPVC/PFA, SUS/PFA, and SUS/SUS piping design.
- Electrical & Control: Knowledge of Power/Control system design, including Tray, Conduit, and RSG layouts.
- Standards & Codes: Familiarity with NEC or ASME codes is a significant plus.
- Project Context: Previous involvement in Gas/Chemical-related projects.
What You Will Learn & Achieve
- Semiconductor Expertise: Master the design logic of supply systems that power the world's most advanced chip manufacturing.
- Professional Elevation: Move beyond 3D modeling into Digital Engineering, learning how to manage complex data within a BIM environment.
- Cross-Domain Skills: Gain exposure to mechanical, chemical, and electrical integration, making you a highly versatile asset in the global semiconductor talent market.