MES Engineer – Siemens OpCenter Pharma Specialist
Role Overview: As an MES (Manufacturing Execution System) Engineer specializing in Siemens OpCenter Execution Pharma, you will support the automation team in the design, development, and start-up of a new plasma purification production line. Your expertise will focus on on-site commissioning activities, testing, and validation, ensuring all MES applications meet project and industry requirements.
- Coordinate between the engineering team and System Integrator MES programmers during project start-up after application delivery.
- Participate in MES test executions on the shop floor, directly supporting field engineers in resolving MES issues encountered during commissioning phases.
- Execute tests in the MES validation environment and accurately complete associated validation protocols using KNEAT or similar systems.
- Implement corrections related to identified commissioning punch items and review technical solutions provided by the System Integrator, guaranteeing adherence to programming guidelines and project standards.
- Ensure compliance with best practices for MES development and integration, as relevant to the pharmaceutical production environment.
- Work primarily on-site at Takeda Lessines (minimum three days per week), with partial homeworking possible depending on project activity.
Requirements:
- Bachelor’s or engineering degree in Computer Science, Automation, or a related discipline, or equivalent proven experience.
- Practical knowledge of MES Siemens OpCenter Execution Pharma and pharmaceutical industry standards is essential.
- Proven background in virtual commissioning, integration testing, and MES system validation.
- Professional proficiency in both French and English is required.
- Familiarity with batch process manufacturing is considered an asset.
We are looking for candidates who thrive in dynamic engineering environments and are naturally curious about automation in highly regulated industries. The ideal person possesses a proactive, solution-oriented mindset and demonstrates resilience under pressure, especially during the start-up and commissioning phases of complex manufacturing projects.
- Background: Holds a bachelor’s or engineering degree in Computer Science, Automation, or a related discipline, or equivalent work experience.
- Industry Experience: Has hands-on experience in the pharmaceutical industry, with a deep understanding of its rigorous standards and compliance requirements.
- Technical Mastery: Demonstrates strong expertise with Siemens OpCenter Execution Pharma (MES) and has a robust grasp of virtual commissioning, integration testing, and the implementation of MES solutions.
- Communication Skills: Communicates confidently and clearly in both French and English, enabling effective collaboration across multidisciplinary teams and stakeholders.
- Adaptable & Flexible: Can balance on-site presence with remote work, adapting to project needs while maintaining focus and drive.
- Continuous Learner: Stays updated with evolving MES technologies, pharmaceutical industry trends, and quality standards, eager to further develop professional skills.
- Asset: Experience with batch process environments is considered an additional advantage.
We value candidates who take ownership, communicate transparently, and bring an energetic commitment to delivering high-quality results in a demanding but rewarding technical setting.
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