Engineer 2, Instrumentation & Controls

About the role

The I&C Engineer provides engineering support to field personnel in the performance of maintenance and operational tasks associated with instrumentation and automation systems and controls across the campus. The I&C Engineer supports the metrology department through evaluations of instrument deficiencies, test equipment issues, and calibration strategies and methods.

Responsibilities

• Coordinates with Senior Utility Engineers within assigned discipline to ensure project deliverables (e.g., specification review, Factory Acceptance Tests (FATs) and visits, equipment installation, and issue resolution) are performed to the company standards
• Aids in the development of Project Change Controls (PCCs) to document specific changes to the design of systems within assigned discipline
• Aids with deviations and change controls resolutions and closures, as needed
• Coordinates reviews of submittals, installation, and testing of equipment within assigned discipline across all buildings on site
• Performs field walkdowns with Utility Engineering and Construction personnel to ensure systems are installed per approved standards and drawings
• Provides standard engineering technical support for all plant utilities and systems (e.g., plant steam boilers, cooling systems, compressed air, etc.)
• Pairs with Senior Engineers to review and approve Preventative Maintenance templates for equipment within assigned discipline
• Collaborates with Utility Operators and Maintenance Technicians to resolve operational issues
• Supports the development of User Requirement Specs, Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and equipment maintenance and troubleshooting
• Supports the implementation of maintenance strategies to maximize equipment reliability in conjunction with Senior Engineers
• Performs standard troubleshooting for equipment challenges
• Cross-trains on multiple disciplines to assist team with achieving deliverables
• Collaborates with other departments (e.g., Utility Operations, Facilities, Environmental Health & Safety)

Requirements

• Effective communication, both written and verbal
• Knowledge of cGMP and European Medicines Evaluation Agency (EMEA) or Food & Drug Administration (FDA) regulations
• Proficient in Microsoft Office (e.g., Word, Excel, PowerPoint, SharePoint)
• Ability to utilize software programs related to job responsibilities
• Ability to analyze and troubleshoot system and component related issues
• Ability to effectively present information to others

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering with 2 years of experience with process utility related components and systems
• Experience working in a Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) or other highly regulated environment

Skills

• Experience establishing processes and procedures for operation, troubleshooting and monitoring process utility systems