Project Engineer Design Lead
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The Opportunity
Description
- Manage teams consisting of internal & external staff.
- Manage engineering activities performed under lump-sum or other contracting formats.
Our Client
Our client is an award-winning clinical development company. Improving lives globally with 20+ years experience in clinical research and strategic resourcing. Elevating results with proven strategies, comprehensive solutions, and customized delivery models.
Serving pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical, biotechnology, and medical device organizations.
Strong relationships provide you connections and access to great opportunities. Industry expertise sets you up for success with helpful insights, career coaching, and professional training. Grow and learn while you put your skills to work.
Experience Required for Your Success
- BS in Chemical or Mechanical engineering, or related degree supplemented with relevant experience
- Experience in pharmaceutical/biopharmaceutical industry
- Experience in cGMP environment, including commissioning, qualification (including FAT/SAT), and validation
- Demonstrated technical design expertise & experience with aseptic filling lines, automated visual inspection, isolator technology, aseptic processing, disposable/single-use process equipment and systems, and related technologies
- Demonstrated experience working within structured design engineering environments, familiarity with industry best practices for design engineering, documentation, project execution and delivery
- Must have some time in a direct design engineer role
- Demonstrated experience managing teams consisting of internal & external staff, as well as managing engineering activities performed under lump-sum or other contracting formats
- Well-developed communication skills, both verbal and written
- Leadership skills
- Proficient with Microsoft Office products (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, etc.)
What Do You Think?
Does your experience reflect what it takes to be successful in this role? Do the work and challenges get you excited about what's possible?
