Senior System Engineer
Listed on 2026-01-25
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Engineering
Process Engineer, Manufacturing Engineer, Quality Engineering
Our client is seeking a highly motivated Sr. Critical Systems Engineer to lead technical initiatives focused on optimizing critical utility systems. This role involves developing, evaluating, and managing cost-effective engineering projects that support core manufacturing and facility operations. The ideal candidate will bring strong mechanical or chemical engineering expertise and experience in high-compliance industries such as pharmaceuticals or food processing.
Key Responsibilities- Take ownership of designated utility systems and act as the primary subject matter expert (SME) for related technical areas.
- Execute and manage small to mid-sized engineering projects with limited oversight, from initial planning through implementation.
- Analyze process and equipment designs, contributing to drawing reviews and technical documentation.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to resolve service issues and propose performance improvements.
- Apply engineering methodologies such as FMEA, statistical process control, and process modeling to troubleshoot and improve systems.
- Ensure all engineering activities align with internal policies and comply with city, state, and federal environmental and safety regulations.
- Identify and implement energy efficiency opportunities within facility operations.
- Oversee the work of technicians and coordinate contractor activities as part of project execution.
- Support knowledge transfer and staff training related to equipment and utilities.
- A bachelor’s degree in Mechanical or Chemical Engineering (or closely related discipline).
- Minimum of 3 years of hands‑on experience in an engineering capacity, ideally within a GMP‑regulated environment such as pharmaceuticals or high‑volume food production.
- Demonstrated experience managing facility utility systems (e.g., purified water, steam, HVAC, clean air systems).
- Practical knowledge of critical systems like reverse osmosis (RO) and water‑for‑injection (WFI) is highly preferred.
- Familiarity with commissioning, validation, and project documentation in a regulated setting.
- Ability to manage projects and coordinate multidisciplinary teams including contractors and technicians.
- Working knowledge of automation or control systems is a plus.
Due to the nature of the work environment and compliance standards, candidates must be prepared for:
- Working in clean rooms and controlled areas, which may require protective clothing from head to toe.
- Following strict hygiene protocols, including restrictions on cosmetics, jewelry, and contact lenses.
- Exposure to cold or damp environments during facility walkthroughs or inspections.
- Occasional shift work, weekend coverage, or additional hours during critical project phases.
- Working around chemicals and solvents with appropriate safety measures, including potential use of respiratory protection.
This position offers the chance to play a key role in the ongoing operation and advancement of a state‑of‑the‑art manufacturing facility. You’ll contribute directly to the reliability, efficiency, and sustainability of essential utility systems, helping ensure the safe production of life‑enhancing therapies.
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