CareerPlan

Strategic Space Planning Engineer / Ingenieur:in Strategische Flächenplanung

Berlin, BERLINFull-time2026-10-26 → 2026-11-11

Core

Long-term strategic planning and development of production and laboratory floor space across the entire campus for high-tech manufacturing.

Role type

Senior strategic space planning engineer

Builds

Production and laboratory facilities for high-tech small-batch, single-part, and prototype manufacturing

Domain

Semiconductor manufacturing / Industrial real estate planning

Required skills

Strategic long-term space and site development, Data-driven and analytical approach to complex problems, Ability to quickly identify connections and dependencies, Negotiation skills with diverse stakeholder groups, Skill in balancing different interests and priorities, High autonomy and structured work style, Continuous improvement mindset and willingness to learn

Preferred skills

Experience in planning and developing floor concepts and requirements within a production environment, Proficiency in planning and visualization tools including CAD-based environments

Technologies

CAD-based environments

Responsibilities

Lead the long-term floor planning process for cross-functional space requirements planning for manufacturing, research, and development areas, Coordinate annual planning cycles with business units and translate future requirements into integrated floor development planning, Analyze, model, validate, and interpret complex data to enable sustainable planning decisions, Conduct scenario analyses and feasibility assessments to evaluate future space requirements and development options, Develop and critically review floor and layout concepts to optimize for strategic campus goals, Evaluate the effectiveness of implemented planning measures, identify improvement potential, and continuously develop planning approaches and processes, Prepare decision-making proposals and recommendations for senior stakeholders to contribute to the long-term strategic development of factory and campus planning