Process Engineer

International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials (IAPMO); Dallas, Northern (TX, KY); On-site; USD 95,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials (IAPMO) seeks a process engineer for API manufacturing and special projects on site. The role focuses on yield improvements, cycle-time optimization, investigations, and performing IQ/OQ for automation systems, with emphasis on FactoryTalk Automation 2.0.

The ideal candidate has pharma batch manufacturing experience, a chemical engineering background, and the ability to read P&ID diagrams and perform mass/energy balances on complex

Qualifications

• Pharma batch manufacturing experience required.
• Chemical Engineering degree preferred.
• Ability to read P&ID's and process diagrams.
• Experience performing mass and energy balances.
• Familiar with batch reactors, agitation systems, filters and vacuum systems.

Responsibilities

• On the manufacturing floor, troubleshoot and solve problems on line.
• Lead yield improvements and optimize cycle times for API production.
• Support investigations and perform IQ/OQ validation for automation systems (FactoryTalk 2.0).

Skills

Process Manufacturing

P&ID Reading

Mass & Energy Balances

Problem Solving

Team Collaboration

Education

Chemical Engineering degree (preferred)

Tools

FactoryTalk Automation 2.0

Job description

Description: Our client is looking for a process engineer to help out with API manufacturing and special projects around the site. Special projects include driving yield improvements, optimization of cycle times, supporting investigations, and execute functional tests and IQ/OQ for rockwell factory talk automation 2.0. This person would need some familiarity with automation and validating HMI’s preferably factory talk automation 2.0. Day-to-day tasks will consist of being on the manufacturing floor, problem solving, continued process verification and more.

Education/Experience/Skills Needed: Process Manufacturing in a pharmaceutical environment (Pharma batch manufacturing)

Degree in Chemical Engineering (preferred) or other related technical discipline

Chemical processing experience, preferably in a pharmaceutical production environment.

Ability to read P&ID’s, Process Flow Diagrams, and perform mass and energy balances.

Especially with any/all of these aspects: batch reactors, agitation systems, filter dryers, filtrations, acids/base reactions, solids/API handling and bulk packing equipment, vacuum transfer systems, vacuum pumps, heat exchangers, condensers, and pulse-jet filters

Plus: Factory talk automation 2.0, Yield improvements, optimization of cycle times