Engineer III, Facilities

About This Role

The Facilities Engineer supports both GMP and non-GMP utility systems at a dynamic biologics manufacturing site. Key responsibilities include:

• Supporting utility equipment systems from cradle to grave
• Creating partnerships with other teams like Utilities, Manufacturing, Maintenance, and Engineering
• Identifying and executing improvements to equipment, including design, construction, commissioning, and validation work on capital and operational projects
• Managing small engineering projects with some direction, including working with other teams and providing direction to contractors
• Contributing to multi-function teams to implement change and improve engineering design, construction, commissioning, and validation processes
• Maintaining and updating Engineering documentation including drawings, URSs, specifications, change controls, and technical reports
• Ensuring GMP compliance efforts, including personal training, validation document development and execution, compliance workflow tracking, and regulatory audit support

What You'll Do

Provide Plant Engineering support to utility systems, including:

• Monitoring and analyzing system performance
• Investigating equipment failures
• Making operational enhancements
• Executing continuous improvement projects
• Supporting project execution for small OpEx projects
• Working with other Engineering team members to support larger Capital projects
• Executing startup, commissioning, and validation for new and modified facility systems
• Maintaining and updating Engineering documentation as applicable
• Supporting GMP compliance efforts, including personal training, validation document development and execution, compliance workflow tracking, and regulatory audit support

Who You Are

You are an energetic and technical person interested in learning a wide range of Engineering systems in a diverse and collaborative environment. You have effective communication and collaboration skills for working cross-functionally to assure objectives are met. You are a problem solver.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in engineering and 2+ years of progressive engineering experience
• Strong organization, interpersonal, oral, and written communication skills for working across groups and with key stakeholders and management
• Experience with Engineering documentation requirements (drawings, specifications, URS/FRS, validation protocol, change management, etc)
• Experience with structured problem solving or related approaches
• Ability to work 100% on site and willing to participate in an on-call rotation and [rarely] work rotating, or extended shifts as needed to support shutdowns and major projects

Preferred Qualifications

• Prefer GMP facility experience including documentation requirements for GMP manufacturing facilities such as Change Control and Validation
• Engineering experience supporting clean utilities (air, gases, water), boilers, chillers, process glycol and tower/chilled water systems
• Experience writing deviations and conducting investigations

Pay and Benefits

Base compensation range: $77,000.00 - $100,000.00. Benefits include medical, dental, vision, life insurance, fitness and wellness programs, disability insurance, paid vacation, shutdown time off, holidays, sick time, parental leave, retirement plans, and tuition reimbursement.