Pharma Automation & Control Engineer (DeltaV/MES)

Lonza Group AG; Oberwallis; On-site; CHF 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation assistance

Job summary

Lonza Group AG in Visp, Switzerland, seeks an Automation / Control Systems Engineer to ensure MSR readiness, maintain budgets, and drive improvements in high-automation Biologics facilities. You’ll work with DeltaV and MES systems, support GMP-compliant activities, and help document processes in SAP/COMOS.

The role requires engineering education and experience in pharmaceutical environments, with strong cross-functional collaboration and English proficiency in a diverse team.

Qualifications

• Equivalent experience in Electrical or System Engineering or related field.
• Experience with pharmaceutical or biotech plants is highly desirable.
• Proficient in SAP, COMOS, DeltaV and MES Syncade; fluent English.

Responsibilities

• Plan and realize electrical MSR readiness within budget and timelines.
• Ensure seamless operation of high-automated Biologics facilities with DeltaV and MES.
• Manage GMP-compliant activities including testing, documentation, and change management.
• Prepare and update plant documentation in SAP/COMOS for regulatory compliance.
• Implement continuous improvements in equipment and maintenance processes.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to refine procedures and workflows.

Skills

Electrical engineering

GMP knowledge

DeltaV

SAP

COMOS

MES Syncade

English proficiency

Regulatory compliance

Cross-functional collaboration

Education

University degree or equivalent (Electrical or System Engineering)

EFZ / FH / HF / BSc. equivalent education

Tools

DeltaV

COMOS

SAP

MES Syncade

Job description

Lonza Group AG in Visp, Switzerland, seeks an Automation / Control Systems Engineer to ensure MSR readiness, maintain budgets, and drive improvements in high-automation Biologics facilities. You’ll work with DeltaV and MES systems, support GMP-compliant activities, and help document processes in SAP/COMOS.

The role requires engineering education and experience in pharmaceutical environments, with strong cross-functional collaboration and English proficiency in a diverse team.