Process Engineer
- Location Waterford
- Fixed Term Contract
About Waterford
For more than 20 years, our Waterford team has continued to grow and diversify to serve patients around the world. Today, a team of almost 800 work together at a state-of-the-art biopharmaceutical and medical device campus. Recognised through multiple local and national awards, Sanofi Waterford offers flexible working and access to a world of opportunities to grow your career at one location. As well as attractive benefits, the team enjoy access to an onsite gym and medical centre that underpin a strong commitment to health and wellbeing.
As Process Engineer you will be responsible for:
Main responsibilities:
- Provide process engineering support to the Lyo APU.
- Support delivery of continuous improvement projects to existing equipment.
- Work closely with various departments, such as MSAT, Technical Development, Quality Assurance, and Supply Chain.
- Lead and coordinate elements of an automated inspection project and contribute to process engineering activities related to the development of new and existing manufacturing capacity.
- Utilisation of knowledge gained from existing manufacturing technologies to aid in the development of new technologies with the goal of implementing higher output and yield.
- Ensure safety compliance, providing technical and engineering support for process and equipment failures, identifying, and implementing process and product improvements, supporting qualification of new products/processes, analysing machine performance data, and managing improvement projects within budget and time constraints.
- Support new product introductions and capacity expansions, including new vendor selections, maintenance planning, design changes, change controls, OEE improvement, yield improvement, etc.
- Lead systematic technical root cause investigations, Customer Complaints, Vendor Complaint, Change Controls and annual PQR Reports.
- Support all company safety and quality programs and initiatives.
About you
- Experience in a highly regulated GMP environment.
- Degree in an Engineering discipline.
- Strong problem solving and communication skills.
- Strong documentation/protocol generation and execution skills.
- Background in high volume inspection with demonstrated experience.