EMEA REWS Regional Staff Engineer

Job Details: Job Description: Real Estate and Workplace Services (REWS) Group touches the lives of every Intel employee every day. REWS creates an environment where employees can prosper while creating the innovative technologies that make amazing possible. Our scope is vast and includes operating and maintaining all Intel sites, offices and labs globally as well as onsite services and experiences that help employees stay safe and productive. REWS team in EMEA is looking for a Regional Staff Engineer. The Regional Staff Engineer is responsible for planning, and building infrastructure and assets, driving quality and standardisation, analyzing operational performance, energy use, and compliance. The role involves recommending improvements, managing project costs and budgets, and overseeing facility expansions and system capacity management. Additionally, the engineer evaluates systems to improve operational efficiencies, coordinates regional and global programs, and ensures compliance with EU and Site regulations and safety standards. Key Responsibilities General Engineering Leadership • Setting strategic regional facilities engineering direction for buildings, assets and systems to ensure compliance, robust system capacity management, business continuity plans, best operational efficiency and life cycle cost without interruption to business operations across multiple sites. • Subject matter expertise to apply deep technical knowledge in mechanical/Building facilities engineering or more engineering domains to support site facilities teams and outsourced vendor teams to achieve strategic engineering objectives across Quality, Cost, Safety, Environmental and Net Zero pillars. • Collaborate with Intel and IFM vendor cross-functional teams across electrical, mechanical, instrumentation and control, and technology platforms to troubleshoot and drive results. Innovate new processes and procedures within the engineering domain. Lead operational audits and develop improvement plans. • Project management which may include best practices such as Gantts, kickoff, status monitoring, Performance against Schedule /tracking, resource allocation, priorities/CSI's, project changes/contingency planning, proactive risk reduction, lesson's learned, portfolio management, incident management and problem management. Lead investigations, carry out root cause analysis and after-action reviews following interrupts to business/service or safety/compliance events as and when required. • Partner with peer AMR and ASIA staff engineers to drive global programs. Mentor site teams to advance technical competencies • Manage regional capital investment roadmap and funding coordination project delivery. Drive life-cycle cost approach to plan for facilities systems capacity, compliance and business unit needs. Support project management activities including lab fit-up and office retrofit projects as and when required. • Develop and maintain the regional Energy Management program aligned with ISO 50001 standards. Deliver and report on energy, sustainability, and net zero goals. Lead teams to embed energy efficiency and best practices. Analyze energy use and enable project implementation. Drive robust utilities infrastructure. Support utilities forecasting and cost control in collaboration with purchasing and utility companies. Understand Energy Efficiency regulations and compliance requirements • Ensure safety, reliability, quality, environmental, and cost objectives are met. Review construction designs for energy efficiency and develop business continuity plans for energy supply disruptions Qualifications: Qualifications and Experience • Bachelor of Science in Mechanical or similar discipline with over 10 years of experience in facility management involving multidisciplinary systems. HVAC and Utilities subject matter expertise ideal. • Demonstrated engineering problem-solving abilities, teamwork, collaboration, and clear oral and written communication skills. • P ... (truncated, view full listing at source)