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Facilities & Real Estate Technical Project Manager

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Applied Materials, Inc.

Gloucester, MA (In Person)

Full-Time

Posted 03/09/2026 (Updated 1 week ago) • Actively hiring

Expires 5/27/2026

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We are seeking a Facilities & Real Estate Technical Project Manager to lead the planning and execution of capital facilities and real estate projects supporting semiconductor manufacturing and cleanroom operations. This role is responsible for delivering projects from concept through completion, including cleanroom construction, renovations, and infrastructure upgrades that enable wafer fabrication, process tool installations, and advanced manufacturing capabilities. The ideal candidate brings hands-on experience working in ISO-classified cleanroom environments, understands the operational sensitivity of semiconductor facilities, and excels at executing projects while maintaining safety, contamination control, and uninterrupted manufacturing operations. Lead facilities and real estate capital projects from feasibility and design through construction, commissioning, and closeout, with a focus on semiconductor cleanrooms and high-tech manufacturing environments. Develop detailed scopes of work, execution strategies, schedules, and cost estimates for cleanroom and advanced manufacturing projects. Manage RFP development, bid evaluations, contractor selection, and construction-phase contract administration in partnership with Procurement. Own project financial performance, including capital budget management, forecasting, variance analysis, and purchase order (PO) creation and approvals. Coordinate multidisciplinary design and construction efforts across architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical, fire protection, and process utility systems (HVAC, exhaust, CDA, vacuum, specialty gases, UPW, etc.). Plan and execute work in live manufacturing environments, balancing uptime requirements, shutdown coordination, tool move-in schedules, and phased construction activities. Lead and participate in cross-functional meetings with Facilities, Process Engineering, EHS, Tool Install, IT, Security, and business stakeholders. Serve as the primary construction-phase point of contact for general contractors, subcontractors, and trade partners. Lead construction coordination meetings, site walks, and issue-resolution sessions; actively manage RFIs, submittals, change orders, inspections, and punch list completion. Coordinate closely with Facilities, EHS, Operations, and Manufacturing to ensure safe execution in active semiconductor and cleanroom environments. Ensure compliance with cleanroom standards related to ISO classification, contamination control, airflow management, gowning protocols, and material compatibility. Track and report project performance, risks, and mitigation strategies to business and facilities leadership. Identify risks, perform root-cause analysis, and implement corrective actions to maintain schedule, budget, and quality commitments. Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives, including project delivery standards, cleanroom design guidelines, and capital project best practices. Working knowledge of semiconductor facility systems, cleanroom design principles, and coordination with process and tool installation teams. Experience managing facilities and/or real estate capital projects in semiconductor or advanced manufacturing environments. Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously in operational, high‑risk, and schedule‑driven environments. Bachelor's degree in engineering, Construction Management, Architecture, Facilities Management, or a related field (or equivalent experience). Experience supporting semiconductor fabs, R D cleanrooms, or pilot manufacturing facilities. Knowledge of applicable building codes, life‑safety systems, and EHS requirements for semiconductor facilities. Familiarity with phased construction, tool‑hookup coordination, and operational turnover in cleanroom environments. Project Management certification (PMP or similar) a plus.

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