Tool Install Mechanical Designer

Tool Install Mechanical Designer

Department: Tool Install Designer

Employment Type: Full Time

Location: Hillsboro, Oregon

If you are looking to work for a dynamic and growing company performing engineering services for world leaders in the technology and industrial sectors, Corbin Consulting is the place for you. Challenge yourself and have fun working with a team of top performers who have earned a reputation for excellence among their clients and peers.

Work for an employee‑owned company that values its people and allows you to shape your future as you help the company continue its relentless growth.

Advantages of working for Corbin Consulting Engineers:

• Employees control their career advancement and have direct access to key project players, including design managers, discipline designers, and officers.
• Design building systems for leaders in the advanced technology, industrial, and life sciences sectors.
• Corbin serves a wide variety of clients with a myriad of unique projects and design challenges, providing a variety of work experiences.
• We are not “corporate”; we are an engineering company committed to delivering excellence for our clients.

Summary:

We are seeking a mechanical tool install designer for our Hillsboro office to work with a competent multi‑disciplinary team of peers with a wide range of experience levels.

• Design and engineering of general, mechanical, and process systems for semiconductor tool installations, ranging from simple to highly complex, across a diverse client base in the semiconductor industry. Deliverables include construction drawing packages featuring schematic diagrams, facility data tables, plan views, and detail drawings.
• Perform calculations to size piping and ductwork for various systems including mechanical, process, drain, and exhaust. Evaluate and validate existing lateral and facility point of connection infrastructure.
• Lead efforts to obtain and organize tool utility requirements including connection points, flowrates, and pressure specifications, sourced from site prep guides, technical documentation, existing design packages of similar tools (BODs), and field verified data of similar tool installations.