Manufacturing System Administrator

TekWissen•Cambridge, MA

6d•Onsite

About The Position

The Manufacturing Systems Administrator Contractor provides technical and systems administration support for manufacturing and operational technology systems, including MES, INFOR CMMS, AVEVA PI, PIMS, PlantPAX, TraceLink, NSIDE, and RTMS. The role supports the designated System Owner in maintaining system availability, configuration, performance, security, compliance, and lifecycle management. The contractor works with Manufacturing, Engineering, Automation, IT, Quality, Validation, Facilities, and other cross-functional stakeholders to support business-critical systems used in the manufacturing environment. The role also provides technical leadership and project support for system enhancements, integrations, upgrades, deployments, and other medium- to large-scale initiatives that may affect multiple departments or functional areas. This is a six-month temporary, onsite assignment in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Off-hours support may be required.

Requirements

12 years of experience.
System administration experience with technology systems such as MES, PlantPAX, AVEVA PI, TraceLink, RTMS, PIMS, and CMMS.
Strong communication and collaboration skills.
GxP documentation experience.

Responsibilities

Provide day-to-day administration of MES, INFOR CMMS, AVEVA PI, PIMS, RTMS, and associated manufacturing systems.
Support system infrastructure functionality, configuration, maintenance, troubleshooting, and performance.
Troubleshoot system issues, application errors, connectivity issues, interfaces, and integration-related problems.
Support interfaces and data exchanges between manufacturing systems and other enterprise, laboratory, automation, or IT systems.
Assist with system upgrades, patches, configuration changes, enhancements, and lifecycle activities.
Monitor system health and proactively identify potential system, infrastructure, or integration issues.
Coordinate with IT infrastructure, network, database, automation, vendors, and other technical teams to resolve complex technical issues.
Provide off-hours support when required.
Assist with deployment, configuration, maintenance, troubleshooting, and lifecycle management of hardware supporting the Manufacturing organization.
Support installation and maintenance of manufacturing workstations, industrial computers, servers, peripherals, Zebra printers, scanners, and other applicable system-related hardware.
Coordinate with IT, Automation, Engineering, and Manufacturing teams to resolve hardware and infrastructure issues.
Provide technical leadership and project support for system enhancements, integrations, upgrades, deployments, and other medium- to large-scale initiatives.