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Project Engineer Pharma Production →
You manage several projects across different phases at once, from planning and resources to validation, in the pilot plant.
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Work in Production
Help bring new medicines to life at scale. From pilot plant to full production, you build and improve the processes that reach patients across the world.
The roles in this domain
The production roles we recruit for.
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QA Officer →
You sit between quality and assurance, keeping production documentation and processes compliant on the floor.
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Production Engineer →
You keep one production line running and improving, as the point of contact between operators, planning and management.
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Project Engineer Pharma Equipment →
You set up, upgrade and validate new formulation and filling lines, from specifications to FAT and SAT.
Where the work happens
Production runs across several stages, each with its own pace and kit.
- Pilot plant, scale up & tech transfer
Where new production methods are developed, proven at scale and transferred between sites without losing capacity.
- Pharmaceutical production equipment
Set up, upgrade and validate the equipment and lines behind production, from compounding to packaging.
- Full scale pharmaceutical production
Validate, improve, coordinate and implement new processes once production runs at full scale.
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FAQs
Honest answers to questions production consultants really ask.
- Do I need to be an engineer?
Not necessarily. Bio, industrial or civil engineer all fit, and biomedical, biotech or pharma backgrounds are welcome too. What really counts is how you think.
- Can I start right after graduating?
It is possible, but your profile needs to stand out. Most roles ask for a master's and ideally one to two years of experience. For graduates, strong soft skills and things like taking the lead in a student club or the scouts can make the difference.
- Is there shift work?
For production roles, often yes: early and late shifts, with a shift premium. Weekend and night work stay exceptional, and we are upfront about it from the start.
- Is remote work possible?
There is no remote work in the first year. After that, one day a week is standard, regardless of performance. We are transparent about this from the start.
- How long do projects last?
Projects run for at least a year and are often extended to three or four. That gives you real stability.
- How do I grow here?
It is a proper learning school with modern kit. You specialise, build real expertise and grow from there.
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Ready to get started?
Project and production engineers: here you find all the open production roles.