Engineering & Automation
Welcome to an inspired career. We are delighted that you are considering being our next colleague!
Engineer with purpose.
Engineer with purpose.
There are many more aspects to our company’s culture that give the work we do added purpose. In a job where you get to help improve lives, being part of a company that truly lives and breathes ‘patients first’ is certainly top of the list. Additionally, our engineers highlighted the following as aspects that set us apart:
- Our plants operate within a 'safety first, quality always' mindset and we strive for continuous improvement.
- We're committed to becoming the most trusted supplier of biopharmaceuticals globally.
- We're constantly innovating to meet patients ever-changing needs.
- We foster a culture of curiosity and we're always open to new ideas.
- We're dedicated to becoming the leading research-driven biopharmaceutical company worldwide.
Get the inside view from some of our engineers.
There are numerous opportunities and possibilities for personal development and career options - there's a real effort to stimulate you in this area.
Key roles within engineering & automation.
Automation Engineer
Successful applicants will hold a degree, preferably in electrical engineering or technical business administration. You’ll have demonstrable experience with inspection systems, networks and TCPIP & machine control systems. Ideally, you will also have working knowledge of GMP guidelines, global IT standards and SAP. Our automation engineers also have excellent project management skills and an ability to make the right decisions under pressure.
Improvement Engineer HVAC Utilities
Your ability to collaborate while working independently and continuously striving for optimisation will be a sign of success in this role. Additionally, you will have successfully completed a life science degree (e.g. process engineering, clinical engineering, pharmaceutical engineering, food technology, bioprocess technology, pharmaceutics or similar) and will ideally have experience in a GMP-regulated pharmaceutical environment.
Project Engineer
Successful applicants will have successfully completed a life science degree (e.g. process engineering, clinical engineering, pharmaceutical engineering, food technology, bioprocess technology, pharmaceutics or similar) and will ideally have experience in a GMP-regulated pharmaceutical environment. You’ll also be a strong team player, have an ability to work independently and possess comprehensive knowledge of MS Project and MS Office.
