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Lumen Bioscience
Process Engineer II - GMP Equipment Lifecycle
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A Process Engineer solves problems related to the manufacturing and use of products, including chemicals, fuel, food, and clothing. Designs new products, improves existing ones, or develops new processes for better use of existing materials. May specialize in a chemical engineering process, such as making plastics, or in an industry such as health care.
$126,450 / year median in Washington
+4% projected growth
Job Description
Process Engineer II
- GMP Equipment Lifecycle Lumen Bioscience
- 5.0 Seattle, WA Job Details $80,000
- $110,000 a year 2 hours ago Benefits Free parking Wellness program Paid holidays Disability insurance Dental insurance Paid time off 401(k) 4% Match Parental leave Employee assistance program Vision insurance 401(k) matching Life insurance Qualifications Technical engineering Cleanroom protocols Industrial equipment troubleshooting Bachelor's degree in engineering Cleanroom gowning procedures Cleanroom experience Productivity software Technical Proficiency Mechanical troubleshooting FDA regulations Full Job Description Process Engineer II•GMP Equipment Lifecycle Lumen Bioscience is seeking a qualified Process Engineer who will be responsible for supporting Lumen's spirulina-based biomanufacturing platform through the lifecycle management of GMP manufacturing equipment.
Role Description:
GMP Equipment Lifecycle:
Owning the onboarding, commissioning, qualification and validation of new GMP process equipment.Preventative maintenance management:
Development and improvement of work instructions. Establishing cleaning and sanitization procedures.Manufacturing Process:
Partner closely with Engineering and Process Development teams to characterize and optimize manufacturing processes as it is executed on production-scale drug substance and drug product equipment.Team Collaboration:
Work closely with manufacturing operations, Quality, and supporting teams to implement procedures, programs, and training to enhance operational efficiency and compliance.Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
Serve as the technical owner for manufacturing equipment through its lifecycle: coordinating pre-purchase requirements, safety assessments, training, startup change control, periodic review and eventual decommissioning. Troubleshoot equipment and process failures and lead root cause investigations, corrective and preventative actions (CAPA), and reliability improvements to minimize downtime and improve contamination control. Design, execute and analyze equipment and process-focused experiments- including optimization, scale-up and scale-down studies
- to improve yield, throughput, robustness and product quality.