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About Samsung Electronics
Samsung Electronics is a South Korean multinational corporation and a global leader in technology, specializing in consumer electronics, semiconductors, and home appliances.
Samsung Electronics currently has
94 open roles
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Listed pay typically runs
$106,000–$174,500
across 58 roles with salary data.
As an HVAC Facilities Exhaust Engineer on the Facilities Engineering Team, you will manage critical exhaust and process systems to support high-precision semiconductor wafer fab operations. You will oversee daily maintenance, lead improvement projects, review system designs, and perform root cause analysis to ensure 24/7 reliability for systems including acid/alkali scrubbed, VOC, heat, emergency, and vacuum exhausts. Your role involves managing equipment to meet strict production requirements, developing start-up step plans, and implementing standard operating procedures. You will utilize mechanical engineering principles involving compressors, dryers, fans, heat transfer, and pneumatics. Required skills include proficiency in Microsoft Office, system capacity calculations, and equipment selection. Preferred technical skills include AutoCAD, Revit, data analysis, and machine learning. The role requires strong analytical, communication, and project management skills to solve complex infrastructure challenges within a high-tech manufacturing environment.
HVAC
MEP
Chilled Water Systems
Cooling Towers
Process Cooling
Steam and Hot Water Systems
Exhaust Fans
Scrubbers
Thermal Oxidizers
FMEA
Root Cause Analysis
8D Problem Solving
Microsoft Excel
Project
AutoCAD
Pipe Flow
Thermodynamics
Vibration Analysis
Cryogenics
Compressed Air Systems
Hydronic Systems
PLC
SCADA
BMS
Fluid Dynamics
Thermodynamics
Process Engineering
ASME
NFPA
OSHA
ANSI
API
Project Management
Root Cause Analysis