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Revvity · 1 day ago

Facilities Systems Engineer

San Diego, CA

Full-time

Onsite

Mid Level

$84K/yr - $94K/yr

3+ years exp

Revvity is seeking a highly motivated Facilities Systems Engineer to join their team. This role involves providing critical support for warehouse automation systems and ensuring optimal performance of various technical systems throughout the organization. The engineer will also be responsible for hands-on troubleshooting, preventive maintenance, vendor coordination, and cross-functional collaboration.

Health CareLife Science

No H1B

Responsibilities

System Performance Monitoring: Track operational metrics, uptime, and throughput of conveyor systems, robotic pickers, sorting equipment, laboratory instrumentation, and other critical technical systems throughout the facility

Preventive Maintenance Scheduling: Implement regular maintenance protocols to minimize downtime of critical automation components and maximize service life. Develop and execute maintenance strategies for a variety of warehouse, laboratory, and facility equipment

Vendor Coordination: Work with original equipment manufacturer technicians for specialized repairs and upgrades across all supported technical systems

Quality Management System Compliance: Ensure all maintenance activities, system modifications, and operational procedures adhere to ISO standards, GMP requirements, and internal quality protocols; Maintain proper documentation for audits and validation and conduct non-conformance investigations

Spare Parts Inventory Management: Maintain optimal inventory levels of critical components, establish reorder points, track usage patterns, and ensure proper storage conditions for sensitive parts to minimize system downtime across all technical platforms

Hands-On Troubleshooting (Mechanical, Electrical, and Controls): Apply systematic thinking, processes, and technical knowledge to investigate, diagnose and resolve non-routine issues with automated order fulfillment systems, laboratory equipment, and facility infrastructure

Control System Management: Support and use of PLC programming, HMI interfaces, and integration with warehouse management software and other operational systems

Technical Site Maintenance: Provide hands-on support for lab equipment installation, validation, troubleshooting, and repair; Coordinate with contractors and vendors for campus improvements and expansions, and for ongoing maintenance and repairs (e.g. HVAC, fire safety systems)

Technical Team Support: Oversee and support maintenance tasks and projects carried out by facility associates across multiple technical areas

Project Management: Perform as project manager for various Facilities and Operations related technical projects beyond warehouse automation

Cross-Functional Collaboration: Work directly with warehouse, manufacturing, laboratory, and quality teams to ensure all technical systems support organizational objectives

Other projects or responsibilities as required

Qualification

Automated warehouse systemsElectromechanical experiencePLC programmingQuality management complianceMechanicalElectrical troubleshootingProject managementTeam supportCommunication skills

Required

Bachelor's degree in an Engineering discipline with 3 years' experience in all phases of repair and maintenance relevant to automated order fulfillment systems; Or

High School/GED with 10 years' of highly relevant experience

3 years of hands-on electromechanical experience, which may include but are not limited to performing repairs, component replacement, preventive maintenance, and operational testing

Applicants must be currently authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis for any employer

Preferred

5 years of experience with operation and maintenance of automated warehouse systems

4 years of facilities experience in the Biotech industry and/or lab equipment maintenance experience

2 years of experience using a robust and auditable quality maintenance system, including maintenance records and non-conformance investigation

2 years of formal education or equivalent on-the-job training in system operating software and interface with inventory software

Intermediate-to-expert understanding of mechanical, electrical, and control systems with associated troubleshooting skills

Intimate familiarity with warehouse automation components including PLC, sensors, actuators, encoders, scanners, conveyor systems (belted and roller), gearmotors, divert mechanisms, HMI, fault logic, and electronic operating modules

Excellent verbal and written communication skills; Must communicate technical information accurately and succinctly to quickly resolve system faults and anomalies

Demonstrated ability to train and provide guidance for Facilities and Order Fulfillment team members

Broad knowledge of conveyer systems and related elements