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Jensen Hughes

Fire Protection Engineer

Phoenix, Arizona, United StatesmidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

Jensen Hughes seeks an experienced Fire Protection Engineer for a Phoenix-area semiconductor facility project. The role focuses on building and fire code consulting, developing fire protection strategies, and coordinating with design teams and regulatory authorities on complex safety systems.

What you'll do

  • Conduct fire and life safety code consulting for semiconductor manufacturing facilities
  • Develop alternate design methods and code modification submittals
  • Perform site surveys and field inspections of fire protection systems
  • Coordinate with design teams and authorities having jurisdiction
  • Support hazardous materials consulting activities
  • Contribute to high-impact project delivery and plan reviews

What they're looking for

  • Building and fire code expertise
  • Performance-based design strategy development
  • Plan review and field inspection capabilities
  • Fire protection systems knowledge
  • Technical communication and presentation skills
  • Hazardous materials consulting
  • Cross-functional team collaboration
  • Code interpretation and equivalencies
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Jensen Hughes

Jensen Hughes is a fire protection engineering and security consulting firm that designs fire safety systems and provides code consulting for complex building projects. The company is hiring fire protection engineers, fire modeling specialists, and full-stack software developers to support its engineering practice and build cloud-based platforms.

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Likely interview questions

  • Describe your experience with building code consulting and plan reviews for high-hazard facilities. How have you handled complex code interpretation challenges?
  • Tell us about your experience with Group H-5 semiconductor or similarly hazardous occupancy classifications. What specific fire protection strategies have you developed?