GlobalWafers is a leading company in the semiconductor industry with a strong work environment that allows employees to innovate, expand their potential and own their future. Our environment encourages positive thinking, integrity, and a “together as a team we win” attitude. In addition to providing a climate for professional growth, GlobalWafers America offers competitive salary, a comprehensive benefits program and a company matched 401(k) savings plan.

GlobalWafers is building a state-of-the-art facility in Sherman, TX. This facility, GlobalWafers America, will be the most advanced in the GlobalWafers family and will be the new base for future expansions. At GlobalWafers America, we are looking for talented self-starters with imagination, creativity and vision. We are seeking individuals who are original thinkers, possess the drive to achieve results, and have the capacity to assume increasing responsibility in a highly successful global organization. This is an opportunity to be part of a $3.5B start-up facility and help contribute to solving the US semiconductor shortage.

We currently have a opening for a Controls Engineer. The Controls Engineer provides leadership and technical expertise through organizing, planning, and implementing continuous improvement projects. Support upgrades for control systems within plant facilities. Plan and improve control systems for facilities and manufacturing processes. Gather data to design systems, design equipment, procure materials, and work with vendors to complete projects. Work in conjunction with the outside contractors, Engineering, and Maintenance to achieve controls project goals. The Controls Engineer will also be an ongoing part of the design and upgrading of new and existing equipment.

Controls Engineering is responsible for all controls related functions for building utilities and systems to support the operation of a semiconductor manufacturing facility. Participates in review of system design, maintenance, and operation of all Facilities related equipment. Supports efforts with manufacturing equipment including water plants, chillers, boilers, cooling water systems, compressed air, specialty gases, chemicals, and HVAC related equipment. Performs necessary tasks to maintain regulatory requirements of federal, state, and local codes; includes gas scrubber and wastewater operations, and storm water emissions. Manage service providers and contractors as required to complete assigned projects.