Principal Engineer (Mid Jr Role) Wilson NC
rangamWilson (NC)
About the role
Summary:
Looking for engineers with CIP, chromatography or other process equipment experience. CIP is the main one we're looking for at the moment
Education:
Minimum of a Bachelor's or equivalent University Degree required in Chemical or Mechanical Engineering
Experience and Skills:
process/plant engineering experience in GMP MFG large molecule biologics facilities. Experience in green or brown field GMP MFG facility start-up including process systems, automation, utilities, facilities and operations. Strong technical background in Process and Manufacturing engineering, strong analytical skills to synthesize business needs, manufacturing requirements, engineering elements, and technology inputs,
Position summary:
Support the deployment of the MTO aspiration “to innovate to safely supply quality products and services competitively, faster, always”. Responsible for providing advanced engineering design and start-up of GMP large molecule biologics manufacturing facility systems, and equipment. This is intended to be a general job description and should not be construed as all-inclusive.
Key Responsibilities:
Extensive interaction with external partners (A&E, construction firms, equipment vendors) to develop, organize and execute project plans as SME and process systems owner. The incumbent should demonstrate the following: detail and goal oriented, teamwork, customer-focus, thorough understanding of GMPs and regulatory requirements. Serve as Process Engineering Expert to develop business based technology solutions and provide integrated equipment, utility, and facility engineering expertise with an operational focus to support execution of strategic and key CAPEX manufacturing projects, driving ‘right first time’ start up and execution. Career link: https://talentarbor.com/job/details/138053/3/39/principal-engineer-wilson-nc-us
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