MES Consultant / Project Manager - US

Posted 3 days ago

digital deliveredVermont (UNITED STATES)

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About the role

Digital Delivered is looking for an experienced MES Consultant / Project Manager to support a major digital manufacturing programme within the pharmaceutical sector in the US.This is not a deeply technical MES configuration role. We’re looking for someone who can lead and coordinate an MES implementation from the business and programme side, working across Manufacturing, Quality, Engineering, IT/OT, vendors and site leadership to ensure successful delivery. You will need previous MES implementation experience within a pharmaceutical or highly regulated life sciences environment. Relevant platform experience could include:• Rockwell Pharma Suite• Körber PAS-X• Aspen Tech MES• Siemens Opcenter• Emerson Syncade• Other recognised pharmaceutical MES platforms We’re particularly interested in people with experience across MES project delivery, stakeholder management, requirements, process alignment, validation/GxP environments, vendor coordination, cutover and deployment.📍 USA – 2–3 days per week on site📅 12-month contract (Likely multi year engagement)🏭 Pharmaceutical manufacturing If you’ve led MES implementations in pharma and are available for your next contract, please message us directly or send over your CV.#MES #Digital Manufacturing #Pharma #Pharmaceutical Manufacturing #PASX #Pharma Suite #Aspen Tech #ManufacturingIT #MESConsultant #Project Manager #USA #Contract Jobs

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