Facility Gas/Chem Engineer for KTC R&D Center

Bulk Gas Yard (N2, O2, Ar, He, H2, etc.) Gas & Chemical Distribution Systems Gas Cabinets, Valve Manifold Boxes (VMBs), and Liquid Delivery Cabinets City Gas Systems Ultra-Pure Water (UPW) Systems Design, develop, optimize, and modify gas, chemical, and UPW infrastructure systems to support facility operations and future growth. Review and evaluate new gases and chemicals, including compatibility, stability, reactivity, and process safety assessments. Conduct design reviews and approve gas, chemical, and UPW utility requirements for new tools, equipment, and facility expansion projects. Manage capital and expense projects related to gas, chemical, and UPW systems, including scope definition, budgeting, installation, commissioning, and startup support. Review equipment specifications and oversee installation, upgrades, and replacement activities for gas, chemical, and UPW systems. Develop, maintain, and update standard operating procedures (SOPs), engineering standards, and operational guidelines. Analyze system performance issues, perform root cause analysis (RCA), and implement corrective and preventive actions. Drive continuous improvement initiatives to enhance system reliability, safety, efficiency, and uptime. Maintain infrastructure capacity models, load forecasts, and long-term plans for gas, chemical, and UPW demand growth. Create, review, and release engineering drawings, technical documents, and bills of materials through the engineering change management process. Lead Chemical Request Form (CRF) reviews and Management of Change (MOC) processes for gas and chemical systems. Ensure compliance with applicable local regulations, permit requirements, industry standards, and company policies governing gas, chemical, and UPW operations. Serve as the primary technical interface with regulatory agencies and support regulatory inspections, audits, permit applications, renewals, modifications, and compliance reporting. Monitor and manage regulated gas and chemical inventories, storage capacities, consumption limits, and hazardous material requirements to maintain continuous regulatory compliance. Evaluate regulatory changes and emerging requirements, assess operational impacts, and implement necessary system and procedural modifications. Operate and manage Bulk Gas Yard (BGY) facilities, including bulk gas storage, distribution systems, maintenance programs, and reliability improvement initiatives. Ensure safe and compliant operation of BGY systems through routine inspections, risk assessments, preventive maintenance, emergency preparedness, and contractor management. Monitor BGY performance, capacity utilization, and future demand forecasts to support uninterrupted production and facility expansion requirements. Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) in Chemical Engineering or a related discipline, with a minimum of 8 years of relevant experience. Experience in the design, operation, and engineering of gas and chemical distribution systems. Experience working in semiconductor or advanced manufacturing facility infrastructure environments. Familiarity with applicable international standards, including IEC standards, and local regulatory requirements. Experience supporting government agencies, regulatory inspections, audits, and permitting activities. Experience managing gas and chemical systems in compliance with regulatory and environmental requirements. Experience operating and maintaining Bulk Gas Yard (BGY) systems and related gas infrastructure. Knowledge of hazardous materials management, chemical safety, and process safety assessment methodologies such as HAZOP. Strong experience in root cause analysis (RCA), system troubleshooting, and reliability improvement. Proven experience managing capital projects, facility infrastructure upgrades, and system expansion initiatives. Strong communication, analytical, and problem-solving skills. Ability to work effectively with cross-functional teams, contractors, suppliers, and regulatory authorities. Effective written and verbal communication skills in English. Previous experience leading technical and cross-functional projects in semiconductor or advanced manufacturing environments. Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications, including Excel, PowerPoint, and Project. Experience with Chemical Request Form (CRF) and Management of Change (MOC) processes. Professional certifications or licenses related to Gas, Chemical, Safety, or Hazardous Materials Management. Proficiency in CAD tools and engineering documentation processes, including BOM, ECN, P&ID, and engineering drawings. Willingness to travel domestically and internationally as required. Analytical Ability Communication Continuous Learning Decision Making Problem Solving Professionalism Project Management Relationship Management Team Collaboration Fluent English