Company Profile:
Our client has an exciting opportunity for a Process Engineer II to join their team working on their best in class manufacturing site in Carlow. If you'd like to work on a site that plays a key strategic role for the company and prides itself on it's sustainability while gaining valuable hands on experience using the latest technology in a modern setting reach out today.
If you have experience in technology transfer and looking to break into the biopharma industry this 12-month contract is an excellent route.
Job Summary
Joining the Process Engineering Group on site and report to the Technical Engineering Manager. The person will serve as technical support for new product introduction (NPI) and commercial manufacturing and will participate and/or lead cross functional or single-function teams including liaising with vendors or above site groups.
Key Responsibilities:
- Design/Author/Review/Approve/Execute qualification/validation documentation and process development studies in line with the standard approval process
- Design/Author/Review/Approve/Execute Execution/development of change controls
- Contribution to Kaizen events as appropriate
- Technical input into quality notification by authoring/reviewing/approving investigations
- Execution of equipment/qualification validation programs; including re-qualification and re-validation
- Support continuous improvement through Lean Six Sigma methodologies
- Perform root cause analysis of system failures, substandard performance, using standard tools and methods, to resolve machine and system issues
- Serve as technical engineering representative for internal technical group discussions and represent technical Operations at global technical forums
- Drive compliance of Global Policies, Procedures and Guidelines, regulatory requirements and execute current Good manufacturing Practices (cGMP) in the performance of day to day activities and all applicable job functions, ensuring consideration of the impact on GMP and compliance and decisions made. Accountable for compliance via documentation completion, risk assessments, closing out corrective action, participate in audits and inspections and proactively highlighting any issues around compliance
- Work collaboratively to drive a safe and compliant culture in
- May be required to perform other duties as assigned
Skills & Qualifications Needed:
- Bachelor’s Degree or higher preferred; ideally in a Science, Engineering or other Technical discipline
- Min 3 years experience ideally in manufacturing, preferably GMP Setting
- Demonstratable experience of leading technical related projects
- Evidence of continuous professional development is desirable
- Knowledge of process monitoring systems, automation systems (DeltaV), operational intelligence & data systems (Pi System) within a GMP manufacturing environment would be beneficial and desirable but not a necessity
- Knowledge of regulatory/code requirements to Irish, European and International Codes, Standards and Practices
- Report, standards, policy writing skills required
- Equipment and process validation
- Sterile filling processes and equipment
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office and job-related computer applications required
- Excellent communication, presentation, and interpersonal skills, to interface effectively with all levels of colleagues and with external customers in a team orientated manner
- Hybrid role once successful completion of training, occasional shift support as required based on program needs
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