Quality Manufacturing Engineer - Data-Driven Processes

Johnson & Johnson Co.; Groningen; On-site; EUR 83,000 - 124,000; Full time

Job summary

Johnson & Johnson Vision in Groningen is seeking a Quality Manufacturing Engineer to provide quality assurance oversight in our high-tech manufacturing environment. You will support operations and manufacturing engineering in deviations, changes, and escalations to help drive manufacturing excellence.

The role requires 4-6 years of relevant experience, a Bachelor’s degree, and fluency in Dutch and English. You will work 36–40 hours per week, with a contract run until 31 December 2027 in a

Qualifications

• University/Bachelor’s Degree or Equivalent.
• 4-6 years of relevant work experience in the pharmaceutical or medical-device industry.
• Excellent command of Dutch and English language.

Responsibilities

• Addressing non-conformities within production and taking care of internal escalations
• Guiding planned deviations from the production process
• Advising, reviewing and (approving) changes in production processes, in line with the applicable procedures
• Analyzing data on rejects within the production process for continuous improvement and reducing or eliminating sources of variation within the production process
• Generates, identifies, and suggests improvements in significant performance trends. Reports them to management and appropriate cross functional teams.
• Manages non-conformity.
• Investigates and resolves CAPAs.
• Ensures continuous improvement of the focus area in response to regulatory developments, trends, deviations or other data-driven inputs.
• Writes and assists others in writing new or updated operating procedures.

Skills

Communicative

Flexible and accurate

Teamwork

Dutch language

English language

Education

Bachelor's degree or equivalent

Job description

Johnson & Johnson Vision in Groningen is seeking a Quality Manufacturing Engineer to provide quality assurance oversight in our high-tech manufacturing environment. You will support operations and manufacturing engineering in deviations, changes, and escalations to help drive manufacturing excellence.

The role requires 4-6 years of relevant experience, a Bachelor’s degree, and fluency in Dutch and English. You will work 36–40 hours per week, with a contract run until 31 December 2027 in a