The Enabling Facilities (EF) group within the Chemical Engineering Research & Development (CERD) Department is seeking a highly motivated individual to work in a fast-paced job that requires a high degree of process, mechanical and engineering knowledge. The Equipment Development and Facility Engineering (EDFE) Technology Engineer position will report to the Associate Director, Engineering and will be a member of the Modality Agnostic Chemistry Scaleup (MACS) EF Team at the Rahway, NJ facility. Enabling Facilities is responsible for the development of new technologies/capabilities, execution of capital and non-capital improvement projects, and the automation system assets spanning production, utility systems and associated infrastructure. EDFE's role within EF includes design, installation, qualification, startup, maintenance and troubleshooting of internal pilot plant equipment and the associated facility systems. The Associate Director, EDFE Technology Engineer role will serve as a team member supporting our company's API Pilot Facilities including the Small Scale Organics (SSO) Pilot Plant, Preparatory (Kilo) Labs, Unit Operations (UOps) Lab, the Hazardous Reaction Lab (HRL), and the new Modality Agnostic Chemistry Scaleup (MACS) Center. MACS is a new potent, multi-modality (small molecule, macrocyclic peptides, bioconjugates) drug substance process development and GMP clinical manufacturing plant currently being constructed in Rahway, New Jersey. The Associate Director will serve as a valued team member during the MACS Center Execution and Startup Phases and will continue to support the facility’s operations after start-up. While MACS is currently under construction, the selected candidate will contribute to equipment design, system commissioning/qualification, and operational readiness planning to enable facility startup. Long-term, the selected candidate will lead ongoing assessments and development of emerging or novel value-added technologies to support upcoming programs and to maintain relevance of the capabilities in each API facility previously listed. The candidate will regularly network with various chemists, engineers and program leaders from partner organizations to identify external needs as well as facility engineers, operations specialists, compliance representatives, and other EF team members. A successful candidate will leverage these connections to stay well attuned to the status of current and planned research activities in a very dynamic environment, demonstrating curiosity and passion for scouting, assessing, and facilitating installation of new process technologies which ultimately will contribute to the flexibility of the MACS facility and the speed and robustness of the Company's pipeline.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Number of Employees
5,001-10,000 employees