About the role

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The APAC Senior Environmental Engineer at GlobalFoundries is responsible for implementing and monitoring environmental programs across manufacturing sites in the Asia-Pacific region. This role focuses on ensuring compliance with environmental legislation, internal EHS standards, and sustainability targets, particularly in support of the company's Journey to Zero Carbon initiative. The engineer leads technical assessments, develops mitigation plans, conducts audits, and collaborates with stakeholders to improve environmental and sustainability performance.

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Key Responsibilities

Implement environmental programs for air, water, waste, and energy, and monitor compliance with local environmental legislation, GlobalFoundries EHS Standards, and site targets
Assess environmental impact and risks of existing operations and proposed changes
Lead technical investigations to determine potential risks to environmental, health, and safety, and develop and implement mitigation plans
Create environmental projects and collaborate with stakeholder teams to advance GlobalFoundries’ Journey to Zero Carbon
Drive continuous improvement of environmental and sustainability performance across operations and engineering
Provide technical advice on environmental engineering, pollution control, testing methods, and regulatory limits
Develop technical and organizational solutions to resolve environmental and sustainability issues to meet regulatory and customer obligations
Conduct internal and external environmental audits based on ISO 14001, ISO 14064, and local regulations
Recommend corrective and preventive actions and follow up on implementation
Process large data sets and prepare regulatory reports
Document and maintain plans, procedures, data, and regulatory licenses
Collect and compile environmental data, and guide contractors in conducting gas, water, and waste sampling
Promote EHS policies and awareness among employees, contractors, vendors, and visitors
Conduct EHS training for employees, contractors, and vendors as needed
Work with other EHSS sections (safety, health, security) to support the Journey to Zero Carbon initiative

Requirements

At least a 4-year bachelor’s degree in engineering, environment, or technology fields
Minimum 3 years of experience in a relevant field, preferably in manufacturing industries, ideally semiconductors
Practical experience in industrial engineering and operations
Demonstrated knowledge of applicable environmental laws, regulations, and industry practices
Self-starter and fast learner with initiative to drive change and solve problems in challenging environments