Capital Projects Engineer

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kellyMeriden (CT)

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About the role

Type: Contract to Hire

Interview: One on-site interview

Schedule: Monday-Friday 7:00am-3:30pmResponsible for leading capital investment projects that support the manufacturing operations and strategic objectives of the Meriden facility. Must have recent Project Engineering experience and be able to explain work history and previous projects in detail.

Qualifications:

Technical/Engineering Bachelor’s degree with 5 years (or Master’s degree with 3 years) of demonstrated applicable experience.
Managing capital projects for manufacturing equipment (manual and automated)
Leading technical efforts of equipment design and development projects
Using critical metrics for measuring and improving personal work performance
Managing personal individual effort across multiple concurrent projects
Managing vendor design, build, and install efforts to ensure overall project success
Implementing engineering tools and methods for tasks such as experimentation (DOE), risk assessment (FMEA), process control (SPC), and statistical analysis
Managing projects to applicable international standards (e.g. ISO, CE, FDA, etc.) desired
Proficient in MS Office and SolidWorks/PDM (or equivalent)
Proficient in technical writing including authoring engineering protocols, reports, and procedures
Medical Device/Biopharmaceutical manufacturing (i.e. GMP, FDA, ISO 13485) experience desired

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