Description
The Commissioning and Qualification Engineer develops documentation, field-verification protocols, and summary reports for pharmaceutical facilities, utilities, and equipment. The role plans and coordinates work, directs small teams, and supports startup, troubleshooting, utilities, processing, purification, recovery, and building-automation activities. It requires a bachelor’s degree in science or engineering or equivalent experience, 2–4 years of commissioning and qualification experience in a regulated industry, and familiarity with ISPE Baseline Guide 5 (Second Edition) is a plus. Benefits include comprehensive health insurance, 24 days of paid time off, company-paid life insurance, and company-paid long-term disability.
