Process Engineer
Pharmaceutical Manufacturing, Upstate NY
Global leader in the development and production of life saving pharmaceuticals seeks process - manufacturing engineers with experience in manufacturing or packaging process improvement to help lead cost and time saving initiatives at the company's flagship site near Oneonta, NY. This highly regarded industry leader offers excellent career growth opportunities across its many divisions, both domestic and international. We are looking for engineers with expertise in high speed, high volume process manufacturing as well as engineers with high speed, high volume packaging experience. The Process Engineer will:
Provide leadership and hands on engineering in project management to reduce cost and improve productivity
Troubleshoot current process and or packaging equipment
Generate SOPs as needed
Job Requirements
Bachelor's degree in engineering, either mechanical, chemical, industrial or packaging
3+ years process - manufacturing experience in high speed, high volume manufacturing. FDA or pharmaceutical manufacturing preferrred
Understanding of manufacturing and or packaging process improvements
Experience modifying processes to improve production metrics
Strong troubleshooting and problem solving skills
The ability to prioritize and multitask in a high speed manufacturing environment
Strong communications skills, oral, written and digital
Excellent project management skills and a track record of accomplishment in this area
Lean - Six Sigma manufacturing experience or certification preferred.
Working knowledge of statistics
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