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Texas Instrument's is seeking Facilities Engineering Interns for an exciting opportunity within our global facilities organization. As a Facilities Intern, you will receive significant projects related to your major that are challenging and beneficial to the organization. Facilities Civil, Structural, Architectural (CSA) Engineering responsibilities: Involved in oversight of site utilities, excavation, roofing and waterproofing maintenance program. Involved in oversight of site green space and other property aspects related to site planning. Develop and execute site appearance roadmap. Oversee and coordinate CSA related projects to meet design criteria, scope, budget and schedule. Partner with management on technical, administrative, financial, schedule aspects, strategic communications, and customer stakeholder relationships during the execution of various facilities projects. Support Technician and Operator training as well as Facilities Engineering for knowledge sharing of CSA scope related activities and compliance. Maintain CM's, PM's, Event Manager Tasks, and other work as required. Ensure all work complies with TI ESH and applicable codes and standards, including but not limited to work permits, building permits, confined space permits, and burn permits. Partner with management in creating scopes of work for bidding by CSA contractors as well as manage contractors who are awarded respective scopes. Develop and maintain SOP's and SOO's for systems that you own. Project Management: Coordinate with contractors, suppliers, and TI sustaining team(s) to complete CSA scope for major project to meet safety, cost and schedule goals. Manage CSA related works on the project to comply with applicable codes and standards. CSA systems include: Civil works Roads, drives and sidewalk works Structural foundation and framing Structural steel and utility supports Exterior faade architectural works Interior decorations architectural works Cleanroom architecture and infrastructure Roofing and waterproofing Support project finances, procurement, estimates, forecasting, and capitalization. Provide construction administration and management including responding to submittals and requests for information. Complete projects safely and reliably with zero impact to customer operations. Strong communication and coordination skills to plan and execute projects seamlessly with customer's buy in thru completion. Successfully interface with customer organizations and maintain effective communications. Work with peer CSA engineers to develop redundancy for each other up when necessary. Provide seismic related support to other disciplines where applicable. Direct and execute project commissioning to ensure all CSA related systems and infrastructure are installed and perform as designe Texas Instruments will not sponsor job applicants for visas or work authorization for this position. Minimum Requirements: Currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Architecture Cumulative 3.0/4.0 GPA or higher Preferred Qualifications: Basic knowledge of general electrical and mechanical systems operations as they interact and are installed within building structural and architectural systems Ability to coordinate multiple design disciplines on a variety of projects Communicates effectively verbally and written Demonstrates strong analytical and problem-solving skills Independent, self-motivated and ambitious. Proficient to Microsoft office software include Excel, PowerPoint, Word, and Project as well as proficiency with AutoCAD to review, create and modify drawings Demonstrates leadership and project management skills, including organizational, time management and priority setting Self-starter with the ability to take the initiative and drive for results Texas Instruments

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