Job Details

The I&C Engineer II is a technical role who is a member of the Project Engineering team and is accountable for the design, support and troubleshooting of upstream and downstream bioprocessing equipment. The I&C Engineer II is expected to have the technical expertise to support a range of I/O sensors and instrumentation connected to automated processing equipment. The person in this role is expected to have a good working knowledge of cGMP requirements, NFPA 70e, and the ability to apply this knowledge to create engineering solutions with regards to the bioprocessing equipment.

Core Responsibilities:

• Function as a technical specialist on process equipment or systems; troubleshooting of equipment, update engineering documentation, and describe technical problems to other SMEs.
• Execute concurrent projects with some supervision.
• Interpret and execute policies and procedures.
• Execute tasks, under the minimal direction of technical supervisors, to complete the project within schedule.
• Utilize quality systems to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.
• Provide support for documentation changes
• Develop and manage change controls
• Comply with requirements from Safety Program including Health and Safety regulations and OSHA requirements.

• 4+ years relevant industry experience.
• Wiring instrumentation and I/O points (pumps, valves, sensors)
• Knowledge of different types of I/O signals (I.E. 4-20ma) and bus networks (i.e: DeviceNet, Profibus)
• Knowledge and practice of NFPA 70e (Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace)
• Experience using DeltaV Diagnostics for troubleshooting I/O issues.
• Experience reading and understanding electrical diagrams and P&IDs.
• Understanding of computer networks and ability to configure IP Addresses within a network.

• Experience troubleshooting DeltaV and Allen Bradley automation systems
• Experience with OSISoft PI
• Experience designing electrical panels.
• Direct experience in a GMP environment.
• Working knowledge of pharmaceutical/biotech processes.
• Direct experience in the Biopharmaceutical industry designing, supporting, and troubleshooting Upstream and Downstream process equipment.

• Problem solving and applied engineering
• Basic technical report writing
• Communication
• Working knowledge of specialized equipment/processes.
• General knowledge of Commissioning and Qualification.
• Effectively interact with a variety of communication and working styles.