Manufacturing Projects Scientist Engineer, Location: Dublin

About the Company:

Innopharma Technical Services, part of Innopharma Group, specializes in the training and provision of highly skilled, project ready, Contract Engineers & Scientists to the (Bio) Pharmaceutical and MedTech Manufacturing Sector.

We are now seeking a Manufacturing Projects Scientist/ Engineer to support our client based in Dublin.

About the Position:

This role will support the New Products introduction activities and is a key contributor and part of the site network team for sustainable biologics manufacturing capacity.

This position will report into the Associate Director for new product introduction within the Manufacturing group.

Key Responsibilities:

• Contribute to cross-functional teams (Manufacturing, Engineering, QA, QC, Regulatory, Supply Chain, etc.) to support NPI activities, process improvements, technology transfer, and new product start-ups.
• Support NPI risk assessments, changeover protocols, process impact assessments, and the introduction/qualification of new raw materials and consumables to ensure manufacturing readiness.
• Prepare and approve GMP manufacturing documentation (procedures, eBRs, batch records) for development, engineering, and PPQ batches, and provide technical training and knowledge transfer to Operations and BPAs.
• Identify, lead, and support process improvement initiatives, OE activities, error-reduction efforts, and “Right First-Time” cultural implementation.
• Own and drive change controls, CAPAs, investigations, audits (internal and external), and product disposition support.
• Provide SME input to optimize new manufacturing processes and support the implementation of new technology solutions, including Single-Use systems.
• Support sustaining operations as needed to ensure product supply and coordinate operational activities such as purchasing and cross-team communication.
• Represent Manufacturing in meetings to ensure end-user requirements are captured and collaborate with sustaining teams to assess current issues and the impact of new products.
• Build strong collaborative relationships with Quality, Engineering, Technical Services, Supply Chain, Regulatory Affairs, HR, and Finance.

Preferred Experience:

• Bachelor’s/Master’s degree in Science, Engineering, or related field preferred
• Strong knowledge of GMP biologics manufacturing equipment and process automation.
• Strong working knowledge of DeltaV, MES Syncade, SAP, and excellent presentation skills.
• Demonstrated problem-solving and project management capability, including experience with lean manufacturing and closing complex technical investigations.
• Strong organization, planning, and adaptability to changing business needs.
• Proven communication, collaboration, leadership skills.

Note:

• Applicants must be residing in Ireland.
• All Applicants must be eligible to work in Ireland with Valid work Visa.

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If you’re passionate about manufacturing excellence and eager to grow in a fast-paced, regulated environment, we want to hear from you. Please send your CV to: [email protected]

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