Description
We are seeking an Engineering Compliance Technician to join our team at GSK's factory in Aranda de Duero, Spain.
As an Engineering Compliance Technician, you will be responsible for ensuring compliance with engineering activities, coordinating and directing the application of various Quality, Safety, and Engineering requirements across the site.
Key Responsibilities:
- Ensure compliance with Quality, Safety, and Engineering requirements, applying internal regulations and legal standards.
- Verify that engineering criteria in the pharmaceutical sector are met, applying requirements from pharmacopeias and regulatory authorities.
- Conduct compliance analyses and manage activities derived from identified gaps.
- Coordinate risks identified in the Engineering Department.
- Organize and supervise calibration activities.
- Develop and coordinate engineering area KPIs using tools like Power BI.
- Execute equipment/system qualifications to ensure proper functioning.
- Participate in internal and external audits, defending engineering-related aspects.
- Carry out internal engineering audits to ensure safety and quality compliance.
- Lead investment projects and collaborate on activities requiring your input.
- Develop and implement engineering process procedures.
- Identify and document engineering requirements for new equipment and systems.
- Lead complex problem investigations, working with cross-functional teams.
- Proactively identify and develop technical initiatives to enhance engineering innovation.
- Lead Quality Deviations related to engineering aspects.
- Evaluate and coordinate Change Controls in the engineering department.
- Provide training for information deployments in the Engineering Department.
Requirements:
- Essential engineering degree.
- Positive attitude and open-mindedness.
- High analytical capacity.
- Critical thinking for challenging activities.
- Ability to work in multifunctional teams and cooperate with other functions.
- Effective decision-making within your sphere of influence.
- Leadership and negotiation skills.
- Resilience.
- Teamwork.
- Advanced office application skills.
- High level of English (B2/C1).
Desirable:
- Experience in the pharmaceutical industry.
- Knowledge of calibrations.
- SAP experience.
- Understanding of regulatory and legal requirements (Safety and Quality/GMP).
Salary Range: EUR 39,300 to EUR 65,500 per year
Benefits: The company offers an annual bonus and eligibility to participate in a share-based long-term incentive program.