Engineer III, Manufacturing Engineering

at  Thermo Fisher Scientific

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science Degree from an accredited College or University in an Engineering field (Chemical, Mechanical, or related) is required.

EXPERIENCE

5 years of proven Engineer experience is required.
Prior experience working in facility construction in a Pharmaceutical, Food and Beverage, Packaging, or Aseptic environment is preferred.

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, ABILITIES

• Works on issues of moderate to high complexity in regards to compliance of processes and product within facilities, manufacturing, and support areas.
• Makes decisions while taking into account the level of risks in regards to compliance and product quality.
• Lead projects of moderate to high complexity in scope and compliance-related challenges to implementing procedures and processes to meet changing regulations.
• Understanding of quality and regulatory requirements for GMP environments and OSHA standards for facility and utility construction.
• Experience leading capital projects – engineering and construction.
• Self-starter, mature, independent, and dependable.
• Ability to work in a fast-paced results-orientated environment.
• Effective time management, multitasking, and prioritization skills.
• Excellent interpersonal skills to establish and maintain effective working relationships with multi-functional teams, contractors, suppliers, and clients.

• Lead Project Teams to deliver capital projects with a focus on facility and utility modifications.
• Ensure timely delivery of projects within scope and budget
• Collaborate with internal Thermo Fisher Teams and external contractors to define User Requirements and refine project scope.
• Select, direct, and coordinate contractor and vendor work to enable successful project delivery and implementation.
• Responsible for capital project cash flow forecasts and monthly capital budgets. Works closely with engineering supervisor and manager to ensure forecasts, accruals, and capital depreciation are accurate.
• Action Change Control documentation and Installation Qualification (IQ)/Operational Qualification (OQ)/Performance Qualification (PQ) protocols for Facility and Utility Changes
• Develops, reviews, and understands engineering drawings that include equipment recommendations and utility/facility changes. Specifies construction methods to achieve the desired objectives.
• Coordinate project job site(s) for contractors’ and site safety performance and promptly resolve any safety violations that occur.