Asset Lifecycle Architect - Manufacturing & GMP

U469 (FCRS = US469) AAA USA Inc.; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 99,000 - 183,000; Full time

Job summary

Novartis is seeking an Asset Lifecycle Specialist in Indianapolis to lead assets across their full lifecycle, from design through decommissioning, and to support the Lean Digital Core transition. You'll work with engineering, manufacturing, and quality teams to ensure reliability, data integrity, and regulatory compliance.

The role requires a engineering-based degree (or associate with 3+ years), hands-on commissioning, GMP familiarity, and strong collaboration skills to optimize asset

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in engineering or related technical field preferred; associate degree with 3+ years’ experience.
• Experience managing manufacturing or facility assets across full lifecycle in a regulated environment.
• Hands-on commissioning and qualification of equipment and systems.
• Working knowledge of GMP in pharmaceutical manufacturing.

Responsibilities

• Own assets across full lifecycle from design and qualification through decommissioning.
• Define and execute asset lifecycle strategies to optimize reliability, availability, and total cost of ownership.
• Create Sensor Risk Assessments to ensure operating ranges and calibration requirements.
• Develop asset management plans addressing replacement, recapitalization, and obsolescence risk.
• Maintain asset data and lifecycle documentation within CMMS and engineering systems.
• Analyze equipment performance and failure data to identify trends and improvements.
• Support Lean Digital Core transition and maintenance system integration.

Skills

Asset lifecycle management

Cross‑functional collaboration

GMP knowledge

Data analytics

Maintenance optimization

Troubleshooting

Education

Bachelor's degree in engineering or related field

Associate degree with 3+ years of relevant experience

Tools

SAP S/4HANA

CMMS

Job description

Novartis is seeking an Asset Lifecycle Specialist in Indianapolis to lead assets across their full lifecycle, from design through decommissioning, and to support the Lean Digital Core transition. You'll work with engineering, manufacturing, and quality teams to ensure reliability, data integrity, and regulatory compliance.

The role requires a engineering-based degree (or associate with 3+ years), hands-on commissioning, GMP familiarity, and strong collaboration skills to optimize asset