Build Europe's semiconductor future with us!

In this role, you are both the "head" in the control room and the "eye" on-site at the fab. You monitor our sensitive gas warning and fire protection systems, evaluate alarm situations in seconds, and initiate the first rescue and safety measures. If you are looking for a responsible task where your composure and technical expertise make the decisive difference in an emergency, then help us create the safest semiconductor fab in Europe.

Job Responsibilities

Security Monitoring: You continuously monitor the control room systems (including fire alarm systems, gas monitoring systems (GMS), and CCTV camera systems).
Incident Management: In the event of incoming emergency calls or alarms, you perform the initial situational assessment and alert emergency services as well as the internal Emergency Response Team (ERT) in accordance with ESMC security guidelines.
Interface Function: You coordinate communication between system engineers, the fab. fire department, and management in the event of an incident.
Documentation: You maintain shift logs and ensure complete documentation of all occurrences.
Safety Walkthroughs: You conduct regular inspections and thematic safety audits in the fab to identify potential hazards at an early stage.
Work Permits: You check and verify high-risk work on-site (e.g., hot work, work in confined spaces/containers) and provide safety clearance for these activities.
System Maintenance: Together with the ESH and system engineers, you ensure that personal protective equipment (PPE) and emergency tools in the fab are always ready for use.

Your profile

Education: Successfully completed technical training plus further education in the field of protection and security, fire protection, or fab. fire brigade.
Mentality: Exceptional composure, decisiveness, and ability to concentrate – particularly in stressful and exceptional situations.
Working Style: High safety awareness, reliability, and strong team orientation.
Flexibility: Willingness to work in a continuous shift system (24/7).
Language Skills: Fluent written and spoken German and English (our corporate language is English; coordination with local authorities is conducted in German).
Formalities: Valid work permit for Germany.
Practical experience in an emergency call and service center (NSL), fab. fire brigade, emergency medical services, or industrial emergency management.
Knowledge of handling gas detection systems, fire alarm technology, and industrial safety technology.
Conversational proficiency in Mandarin is a plus for international exchange.

Reasons to join ESMC

Security & Perspective: A permanent employment contract and career advancement opportunities in one of Europe's leading semiconductors fabs.
Company Pension Plan & Financial Benefits: We support your financial well-being with our robust company pension plan. As an ESMC employee, you also benefit directly from TSMC’s performance through an exclusive Employee Stock Purchase Plan (ESPP).
Relocation Support for Dresden: Moving for us? We’ll provide you with all the support you will need for your relocation and your start in Dresden.
Training & Development: At the TSMC Newcomer Training Center, gain a deeper understanding of the processes involved in operating complex semiconductor equipment through unique hands-on training, while you continuously expand your knowledge.
Health & Well-Being: An annual budget for your health and well-being (e.g., for sports classes, massages, or relaxation) helps you stay fit.
Meals & Transportation: Enjoy a daily meal allowance as well as a subsidized public transportation (e.g., for the Deutschlandticket).

Application documents

Please apply with your English resume.