Utilities Process Engineer - Expansion Coordinator

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scorpion therapeuticsPleasant Prairie (WI)

Project Management Specialists Pharmaceutical Preparation Manufacturing

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About the role

Role: Utilities Process Engineer - Expansion Coordinator at Lilly, serving as the site SME for HVAC and Utilities systems (GMP and non-GMP) within pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities.

Responsibilities: oversee and maintain utilities performance ensure compliance with industry and Lilly standards support risk assessments lead troubleshooting and RCA investigations develop operational procedures participate in safety and process hazard reviews.

Qualifications: Bachelor’s in Engineering or related field strong technical expertise in HVAC and utilities experience with cGMP, data analysis, and process control proficiency with office and collaboration software, and knowledge of manufacturing plant utilities.

Preferred: start-up and equipment commissioning experience, project management skills, familiarity with maintenance systems like CMMS, and experience with deviation/change management tools such as Track Wise engineering degrees (ME, EE, ChemE) beneficial. High-Value:pharmaceutical manufacturing environment GMP compliance utilities systems process hazard reviews risk assessment and data monitoring. Work setup:full-time in the US, with no specified travel requirements.

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