Senior Engineer- Electrical Engineer

Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine•Wilson, NC

15d•Onsite

About The Position

The Senior Engineer- Electrical Engineer responsible for all electrical and instrumentation systems on site. Manages the technical aspects of electrical design that advance organizational strategies. Assists with project development, design controls and design verification testing. Ability to manage varying engineering projects as needed to support site goals.

Requirements

A minimum BS. Degree in Engineering, Science, or licensed electrician
A minimum of 6years of process engineering experience in a manufacturing biopharmaceutical environment.
Experience and knowledge of medium voltage and low voltage electrical systems.
Experience with calibration programs.
Technical background in process and manufacturing engineering, strong analytical skills to synthesize business needs, manufacturing requirements, engineering elements, and technology inputs, etc.
The ability to lead and/or support multiple projects simultaneously.
Detail and goal-oriented, teamwork, customer-focus.
Influencing skills, partnering and collaboration skills, analytical skills, conflict and risk management skills, and critical thinking.

Nice To Haves

Experience with Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook.
Experience with Delta V, PLC, and SCADA systems.
Literacy in computer operating systems and applications, including SAP.
Working knowledge of bio or pharmaceutical processes, utilities, and facilities.
Working knowledge of cGMP’s for Maintenance in an FDA-regulated environment.
Project Management experience.
FPX certification and/or Six Sigma and/or Lean experience.
Experience in green or brown field GMP MFG facility start-up including process systems, automation, utilities, facilities, and operations.
Knowledge of Manufacturing Equipment Excellence (ME2)/ Best Practices for Maintenance and Reliability.

Responsibilities

Manages assigned tasks to actualize scope of work and execution plans for electrical design and engineering projects.
Completes project tasks to the estimated effort and duration and communicates completeness, schedule conflicts, and resource needs to the project manager.
Defines front-level scope of technical problems, design conflicts, risks, and testing issues and collaborates with the project team to resolve them.
Attends to and documents quality control issues in compliance with organizational production and design standards.
Identifies and escalates to management, opportunities to improve project planning, reviews, and execution.
Ensures timely and accurate completion of project documentation, including process improvements.
Coaches more junior colleagues in techniques, processes, and responsibilities.
Assists in construction, commissioning and qualification of equipment.
Provides electrical and instrumentation technical assistance to maintenance personnel and other departments as required.
Generates, reviews and revises maintenance documentation as necessary.
Develops the preventive maintenance program for all electrical systems to ensure optimal reliability.
Assists in selecting appropriate electrical and instrument spare parts to maximize equipment availability.
Trains and coaches’ maintenance technicians and contractors in electrical concepts, department procedures and techniques, as required.
Assists in the development of multi-skilling training programs for the site technicians.
Manages varying engineering projects as needed to support site goals.