Principal Process Engineer for Critical Utilities at a new GMP manufacturing site in Houston, responsible for design, start‑up, and operation of critical utility systems.
Compensation
$67,500 - $151,800
Responsibilities
Provide engineering support to the Global Facility Delivery Team for facility start‑up
Contribute to integrated operational readiness plan and own assigned elements
Develop and implement unit operation and equipment control strategy
Support initial operations training as SME
Provide engineering support in critical utilities operations
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in engineering
Nice to have: experience in pharmaceutical or chemical manufacturing
Nice to have: deep technical interest
Nice to have: analytical skills
Nice to have: working knowledge of GMP utility systems
Lead process engineering for environmental controls at a new GMP manufacturing site in Houston, overseeing design, qualification, and operational readiness of critical utilities systems.
Compensation
$67,500 - $151,800
Responsibilities
Provide engineering support for facility start‑up and operational readiness
Develop SOPs, maintenance strategies, and automation optimization plans
Conduct process safety assessments and root cause analysis
Lead qualification and performance qualification of equipment
Collaborate with maintenance for scheduled calibration and testing
Experienced Manager, Maintenance Excellence responsible for improving overall maintenance effectiveness across assets, aligning mindsets for continuous improvement, and implementing maintenance strategy and CMMS optimization.
Responsibilities
Improving overall Maintenance Effectiveness across VG assets
Influencing and aligning mindsets across maintenance to embrace and adopt Excellence and ensuring Continuous Improvements in Safety and Environmental Performance, World Class Plant Reliability and Efficiency and driving sustainable operating cost effectiveness
Contribute to developing the Capacity and Capability of our people through competence for each O&M role
Ensuring that ownership of Maintenance Excellence is prevalent at each site and that improvement plans are developed and actioned to close the gaps
Develop and implement a right-sized strategy designed to achieve Maintenance Excellence across VG assets
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Industrial or related discipline preferred)
Nice to have: SAP PM
Nice to have: Maximo
Nice to have: experience driving change across multiple operating sites
Lead and optimize maintenance strategies and processes for industrial equipment, ensuring reliability, cost efficiency, and safety across plant operations.
Responsibilities
Align maintenance strategies with plant performance, safety, reliability, cost and business-continuity objectives
Create, review and continuously improve preventive, predictive and condition-based maintenance plans using equipment criticality and failure history
Lead FMEA, risk analysis, breakdown analysis and root-cause problem solving, converting findings into robust maintenance, spare-parts, training or design actions
Govern SAP PM / CMMS master data, maintenance plans, task lists, work-order history and breakdown data quality
Monitor and improve maintenance KPIs, including breakdowns, BD/ton, MTBF, MTTR, downtime, PM compliance and PM effectiveness
Requirements
Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical
Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical
Bachelor’s Degree in Mechatronics
Bachelor’s Degree in Industrial Engineering
Nice to have: digital and data-visualization skills
Lead the Asset Management function across maintenance planning and scheduling, asset integrity, process safety, technical information, warehouse operations, and inventory management for the site rehabilitation program.
Locations (3)
Jabiru, Northern Territory, Australia
Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Compensation
A competitive base salary reflective of your skills and experience with annual incentive program
Responsibilities
Lead the Asset Management function and develop a team spanning maintenance planning and scheduling, asset integrity, process safety, technical information, warehouse and inventory management.
Set risk-based asset lifecycle strategies that balance safety, condition, operational need, cost and the remaining life required for rehabilitation activities.
The Senior Manager, Facilities Engineering is responsible for leading facilities engineering operations, infrastructure, maintenance, and capital improvement projects across multiple sites.
Compensation
Salary range: $140,000 to $187,600 with Benefits
Responsibilities
Directly manage and provide technical leadership to a team of 3 Facilities Engineering professionals
Provide coaching, mentorship, and guidance to support employee development
Assign, prioritize, and monitor project execution across multiple concurrent initiatives
Promote a culture of safety, accountability, and continuous improvement
Coordinate engineering activities and provide support across multiple company locations
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Facilities Engineering, or a related technical field
Nice to have: Experience supporting pharmaceutical or biotechnology production facilities
Nice to have: Experience with pharmaceutical production equipment and critical facility utilities
Nice to have: Master's degree in an engineering-related discipline
Nice to have: Experience supporting multiple manufacturing or facility locations
Strategic leadership, governance, and technical oversight for the end-to-end distribution engineering and technology ecosystem across an integrated network of third-party logistics (3PL) and J&J-operated distribution sites in North America and Latin America.
Locations (2)
Memphis, Tennessee, United States
Raritan, New Jersey, United States
Responsibilities
Define and govern the Americas distribution engineering and technology strategy across an integrated 3PL and J&J-operated network.
Act as the senior regional engineering authority and primary escalation point for distribution processes, facilities, infrastructure, WMS/WCS/WES, OT and controls, MHE, and related technologies.
Strengthen maintenance planning and scheduling by improving work readiness, backlog quality, schedule delivery and alignment to the management operating system and asset management standards.
Maintain clear visibility of asset condition and integrity risks, translating inspection findings into practical monitoring, repair, remediation, replacement or life-extension plans.
Shape multi-year maintenance and shutdown plans for critical assets, including equipment returning to service after extended periods or requiring investment late in its lifecycle.