Engineer - Manufacturing & Capital Projects

We are seeking a Process/Operations Engineer to support process optimization, equipment troubleshooting, and capital project execution within a regulated manufacturing environment. This role involves applying core engineering principles to improve system performance, resolve operational challenges, and contribute to cross-functional initiatives. The ideal candidate will have a strong technical foundation, hands-on experience with manufacturing systems, and a proactive approach to problem-solving.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide solutions to technical problems of moderate scope and complexity.
• Apply standard engineering techniques and procedures under general supervision.
• Perform assignments with clear objectives, investigating a limited number of variables.
• Initiate and complete routine technical tasks related to operations and engineering.
• Act as a technical resource for equipment and systems, supporting troubleshooting and operational continuity.
• Engage in daily operations to meet production schedules and resolve equipment-related issues.
• Conduct audits of equipment performance and regulatory compliance.
• Collaborate with departments such as manufacturing, process development, maintenance, QA, validation, and facilities to define system requirements and recommend modifications.
• Support design, engineering, and construction projects under the supervision of project managers.
• Work with consultants, architects, and engineering firms to develop standard design documentation.
• Evaluate and critique vendor quotes for equipment modifications or installations.
• Generate basic project cost estimates and schedules.

Requirements

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in Engineering
  OR
• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering with a minimum of 2 years of relevant experience
• Preferred disciplines: Chemical, Mechanical, or Electrical Engineering

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience in GMP-regulated environments (e.g., manufacturing or engineering operations)
• Familiarity with pharmaceutical or biotech processes, including drug substance/API operations
• Understanding of control systems (input, output, control logic) and PLCs
• Experience with equipment startup, troubleshooting, and failure mode analysis
• Ability to interpret and apply GLPs and GMPs
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills related to valves, pumps, and utility systems
• Proficiency in technical report writing and documentation in regulated settings
• Excellent self-learning capabilities and ability to leverage technology effectively

Benefits

• 8 months contract with possible extension
• 12 hours shifts, 48 hours a week