Start Date
Immediate
Expiry Date
08 Nov, 25
Salary
0.0
Posted On
09 Aug, 25
Experience
2 year(s) or above
Remote Job
Yes
Telecommute
Yes
Sponsor Visa
No
Skills
Risk Assessment, Business Case, Regulatory Audits, Documentation, Manufacturing Processes, Maintenance, Requirement Specifications, Teams, Compressed Air, System Maintenance, Validation, Computer Literacy, Communication Skills, Chilled Water, Metrics
Industry
Electrical/Electronic Manufacturing
BASIC QUALIFICATIONS
A core part of this job is supporting site sustainability goals by implementing energy efficiency improvements, water conservation measures, and other environmental best practices within the utilities’ scope. The engineer will independently solve technical challenges, call out matters when needed, work collaboratively across departments, and promote knowledge sharing to drive ongoing improvement and sustainable results.
WHAT YOU WILL DO
In this vital role, the Engineer (Utility) reporting to the Engineering, Manager (Utility), is responsible for ensuring that the utilities equipment and systems are designed, operated, and maintained according to detailed design specifications, operational needs, and Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) standards. This will also include ensuring the system meets the requirements of quality, safety, engineering, regulatory and industrial standards.
This position will collaborate with multi-functional teams to gather and document system requirements, perform system testing, solve issues, provide cross multi-functional support including project execution team. Another key role will be collaborating with Amgen’s Corporate Engineering Subject Matter Experts (SME).
As the Subject Matter Expert (SME) for utility system operations and maintenance, the Utilities Engineer offers vital technical expertise throughout construction, commissioning, qualification, and regular operation phases. The engineer will liaise with external vendors to confirm that services meet contractual and quality standards. Engineer shall ensure consistency to established engineering practices and standards while actively seeking ways to optimize asset life cycle costs. The Utilities Engineer will tackle complex technical issues, help develop commissioning and qualification documents and maintain regulatory compliance for utility systems.
A core part of this job is supporting site sustainability goals by implementing energy efficiency improvements, water conservation measures, and other environmental best practices within the utilities’ scope. The engineer will independently solve technical challenges, call out matters when needed, work collaboratively across departments, and promote knowledge sharing to drive ongoing improvement and sustainable results.