MES Engineer
Job Title: MES EngineerJob Duration: 12 months (Possibilities of Extensions)The MES Recipe Engineer and Validation Specialist role will deliver electronic batch record (EBR) configuration and validation in the Emerson Syncade Manufacturing Execution System (MES). This role will support new product and process deployments as well as EBR revisions within the MES space in conjunction with several cross-functional departments.QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience.• 5+ years in computer or science-based field• Direct experience in Emerson Syncade MES System. Experience in another MES system will be considered.• Experience with writing and executing validation protocols.• Strong technical writing competency and GMP procedure writing.• Strong interpersonal skills to work with teams in different functions and organizations. ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:Collaborate with Manufacturing, Supply Chain, Quality, Facilities and Tech Transfer departments, capturing and documenting detailed requirementsPerform application support duties for the manufacturing execution system (MES) as neededDevelop standards and best practices for development and validation activitiesLead cross-functional teams through design reviews and user acceptance testing during the development and validation process.Perform and communicate planning, development, peer review, and testing solutions for recipe creation and modificationExecute development and implementation of new capabilities across the Manufacturing systems based on requirements, specifications, and developed software solutionsDevelop MES solutions including recipe, configuration and/or system changes to meet business requirementsCreate and execute system test and/or operational qualification scripts to challenge the business and technical requirementsParticipate in facility operational meetings to ensure facility reporting needs are metProvide mentorship and training for new MES recipe developersAssure quality customer service to all customersPosition also requires availability to be “on call” off shift hours, based on a rotating schedule, to support manufacturing operations