Associate Director Engineering

As a Utility Systems Manager in injectable facilities, your role will involve overseeing operations, ensuring compliance with regulations, and implementing efficient facility management practices. You will be leading the execution of greenfield/brownfield injectable facility projects from start to finish. This includes tasks like design, budgeting, procurement, construction, commissioning, and qualification. Your responsibilities also include overseeing critical utility systems such as WFI, Pure Steam, RODI, HVAC, Compressed Air, Nitrogen, and chilled water systems to ensure smooth operation and compliance. Your key responsibilities will include: - Ensuring all systems and documentation adhere to cGMP, GEP, and regulatory standards like USFDA, EU-GMP, and WHO-GMP - Collaborating with QA, Production, Validation, and EHS teams to align project deliverables with operational and compliance requirements - Managing third-party vendors, consultants, and contractors for timely and quality execution of projects - Driving initiatives for energy optimization, water conservation, and sustainable engineering practices - Mentoring and leading a team of project engineers and utility specialists Qualifications required for this role: - Bachelor's or Master's degree in engineering (Mechanical/Electrical/Chemical/Instrumentation) from a recognized institution Required skills for this role: - Deep understanding of critical utility systems, regulatory guidelines, project budgeting, vendor evaluation, contract management, commissioning, qualification, engineering documentation, risk assessments, and audit readiness - Strong interpersonal and leadership skills Preferred skills that would be beneficial: - Experience with automation systems, exposure to sustainability programs and energy conservation initiatives - Proficiency in engineering tools and design software (such as AutoCAD and MS Project) - Knowledge of lean engineering and continuous improvement methodologies In this role, you will play a crucial part in ensuring the smooth operation of utility systems in injectable facilities and driving projects to successful completion while adhering to regulatory standards and fostering a culture of continuous improvement.,