Engineer (Facilities & Engineering and Capital Projects)

Asahi Kasei•Fremont, CA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Bionova Scientific LLC is seeking a motivated and innovative Engineer for its Facilities and Engineering department. The position manages capital projects and serves as system owner for assigned clean utility systems and equipment. It leads projects from assessment, scope development, budgeting, and design through procurement, construction, commissioning, qualification support, turnover, and closeout. The role also sustains GMP facilities and equipment through troubleshooting, service coordination, equipment monitoring, annual shutdown execution, quality-system support, SOP revision, and continuous improvement. The position is onsite Monday through Friday in Fremont, California; some hybrid flexibility may be arranged with manager approval. Work takes place in office, manufacturing, warehouse, utility, mechanical, and laboratory settings. Occasional after-hours, weekend, or holiday work may be required for shutdowns, project cutovers, commissioning, or urgent system support. The base compensation range is $95,000–$125,000. The position is eligible for an annual bonus.

Requirements

Bachelor of Science degree in engineering or a related technical discipline, or an equivalent combination of education and directly relevant experience.
Typically at least 3 years of relevant engineering, facilities, utilities, equipment, or capital-project experience.
Experience managing project scope, cost estimating, budgeting, scheduling, procurement, construction coordination, commissioning, turnover, and closeout.
Experience troubleshooting facility, utility, mechanical, controls, or process-support equipment and coordinating vendors and service providers.
Experience with GMP documentation and quality systems, including specifications, SOPs, deviations, change controls, CAPAs, investigations, and qualification support.
Excellent English verbal and written communication skills.
Ability to work in a fast-paced, collaborative environment and manage multiple priorities with attention to safety, compliance, cost, schedule, and business continuity.
Ability to walk, stand, stoop, kneel, crouch, and climb stairs; occasionally lift or move up to 40 pounds independently.

Nice To Haves

GMP experience.

Responsibilities

Manage capital projects for facility, laboratory, utility, infrastructure, and process-support equipment from initial assessment through closeout.
Develop project scopes, option assessments, cost estimates, capital requests, budgets, schedules, risk assessments, and execution plans for new equipment and facility improvements.
Develop or coordinate user requirements, engineering specifications, design reviews, RFPs, bid evaluations, procurement recommendations, and project documentation.
Manage A/E firms, construction contractors, OEMs, service providers, RFIs, submittals, change orders, field coordination, startup, FAT/SAT, commissioning, and turnover activities.
Monitor project scope, cost, commitments, forecasts, schedules, risks, and changes, and communicate status, decisions, constraints, and mitigation plans to stakeholders and leadership.
Serve as system owner for assigned clean utility systems and related equipment, including performance monitoring, operational support, lifecycle planning, and technical decision-making.
Monitor equipment and utility performance; respond to alarms or adverse trends; coordinate troubleshooting, repair, service, and return-to-service activities.
Define or support preventive maintenance, calibration, spare parts, vendor support, asset management, and improvement requirements for new and existing systems.
Operate within GMP quality systems as record owner or subject matter expert for deviations, change controls, CAPAs, investigations, risk assessments, audits, and other quality records.
Author, revise, review, and implement SOPs, work instructions, forms, specifications, drawings, and engineering standards for assigned systems and projects.
Partner with Quality and Validation to support commissioning and qualification strategy, acceptance criteria, discrepancy resolution, and maintenance of the validated state.
Plan and lead the annual site shutdown, including scope collection, prioritization, integrated scheduling, vendor and resource coordination, execution control, startup, and closeout.
Provide day-to-day and, when required, after-hours technical support for critical project work, shutdown activities, and urgent facility, utility, or equipment issues.
Identify reliability, capacity, obsolescence, safety, and compliance risks and translate them into maintenance actions, improvement projects, or future capital plans.
Perform other activities and duties as required or assigned.