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Johnson & Johnson is seeking a dynamic MST Validation Engineer for the DP Pilot Plant in Beerse, Belgium. You will lead cleaning and sterilization validation activities, ensuring compliance with GMP and regulatory standards, and work in a cross-functional team to support process development and clinical manufacturing.
In this role, you will own validation activities, contribute to continuous improvement, and coordinate with QA, internal experts, and regulatory bodies to ensure right-first-time
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R&D Product Development
R&D Process Engineering
Scientific/Technology
Beerse, Antwerp, Belgium
At Johnson & Johnson, we're on a mission to improve the lives of millions of patients around the globe. If you're ready to be a pioneer in the development of innovative therapeutics, we want you to join us on this exciting journey! This role offers a unique opportunity for a dynamic MST Validation Engineer to make a real impact.
Drug Product Research & Development (DPRD) is part of the Pharmaceutical Development organization and plays a crucial role in delivering medicines to our patients during the development phase of a new product. Within this organization, the Pharmaceutical Supply & Engineering Sciences team (PSES) is responsible for the upscaling and fine tuning of formulation and processes which result in the successful clinical manufacturing of new Drug Product (DP). Our activities include all in-house and outsourced planning, manufacturing and distribution of clinical supplies through a global network. We supply more than 60.000 patients in more than 300 clinical trials every year.
For our DP Pilot plant in Beerse, Antwerp, Belgium we are looking for an Engineer, cleaning and sterilization validation in the MST team. You will be accountable for the cleaning validation, sterilization validation (and process validation when applicable) for the internal Drug Product Pilot Plant (DP-Pilot Plant).
As a cleaning and sterilization validation engineer you will be a core member of the Pharmaceutical Supply and Engineering Sciences organization.
You are responsible for successfully supporting the base business validations and delivering on project work covering validation aspects together with a team of validation engineers in the Drug Product (DP)-Pilot Plant (PP)
Working within an international setting and in cross functional teams, the cleaning and sterilization validation engineer is responsible for and supports:
All the mentioned assignments should be performed in accordance with:
Technologies span over equipment for manufacturing oral solids, liquids and parenteral applications, together with supporting equipment for cleaning (parts washer, CIP) and for sterilization (autoclave, SIP).
As a key player of our PSES team, you will help shape the future of drug product formulation and process development. Your responsibilities will include:
MSc or PhD in chemistry, pharmaceutical sciences, (bio)chemical or mechanical engineering, or other discipline within pharmaceutical/biotechnology sciences with preferably a few years of experience in GMP regulated pharmaceutical development/engineering area. Experience working in regulated environments (e.g., FDA standards, general GMP guidelines, Annex 1) is important. Awareness of relevant g