Maintenance & Training Engineer - Syringe Filling

Amgen; Ireland; On-site; EUR 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Amgen is seeking a Maintenance Support Engineer for syringe filling operations in Ireland. You will improve equipment reliability, lead shutdown planning, and drive training initiatives to ensure GMP-compliant manufacturing.

The role focuses on onboarding new maintenance staff, coordinating hiring with HR, and developing standards for training materials and qualifications across syringe lines. Strong leadership and communication are essential to success.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical or Chemical).
• Manufacturing experience in biopharmaceutical Formulation/Fill/Finish or Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API) facilities
• Solid leadership, technical writing, and communication/presentation skills
• Strong understanding of GMP, regulatory requirements, and training compliance standards
• Proven experience in training program development, technical training, or learning & development
• Experience working with maintenance teams, equipment, and troubleshooting processes is highly desirable.

Responsibilities

• Support Maintenance Reliability and Shutdown Planning in the plant.
• Coordinate hiring logistics for maintenance technicians and onboarding.
• Design, develop, and implement training programs for syringe filling lines.
• Develop onboarding and qualification programs for maintenance technicians.

Skills

Leadership

Technical writing

Communication

GMP knowledge

Training program development

Troubleshooting

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical or Chemical)

Job description

Amgen is seeking a Maintenance Support Engineer for syringe filling operations in Ireland. You will improve equipment reliability, lead shutdown planning, and drive training initiatives to ensure GMP-compliant manufacturing.

The role focuses on onboarding new maintenance staff, coordinating hiring with HR, and developing standards for training materials and qualifications across syringe lines. Strong leadership and communication are essential to success.