Subject Matter Expert - Chemical APIs

Daresbury
3 weeks ago
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As Subject Matter Expert (SME) - Chemical API for the Group you can be based from any of our Ireland, UK or Europe offices.

Hybrid working in the role which will require travel to project meetings/workshops as required.

Responsibilities

  • To be a technology leader in nominated area(s)

  • To perform as an SME for the early project phases (i.e. ideally Site Master Planning, Feasibility, Concept and Basic Design phases). Typically this will include production and/or checking of early phase project deliverables appropriate to discipline speciality. This will include scoping and philosophy documents, production throughput analysis, process flow diagrams, equipment requirements, P&ID’s and layout philosophies, early phase project reports

  • To undertake Peer Reviews of work performed by other companies.

  • To perform in appropriate SMEs reviews of client sites.

  • To engage with global network of SMEs and other staff and assist in the training and mentoring of the next generation of Subject Matter Experts in the company

  • To participate and/or chair technical design reviews as appropriate.

  • To support process risk assessments (HAZOP-LOPA, FMEA) in order to establish and deliver safe process operations and meet drug substance quality requirements.

  • To actively support and participate in the PM Group’s R&D Team (TechTeam) and associated development and innovation activities.

  • To support BD as required. This may include client visits, client pitches, proposal writing, and preparation of appropriate supporting materials.

    Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s degree; Masters preferred

  • Strong level of experience around Chemical API facility design and operations

  • A history of wider industry engagement with institutions such as the IChemE, ISPE (or equivalent) and an awareness of key industry technology initiatives and direction

  • Excellent knowledge relating to area of speciality

  • Direct experience working within capital projects and delivery related to process facility design and construction is essential.

  • Good appreciation of appropriate Regulatory framework, such as FDA, EMA, ICH Guidelines

    Find out more about PM Group and our projects.

    Why PM Group?

    As an employee-owned company, we are inclusive, committed and driven. Corporate Responsibility and Sustainability are the heart of our new 2025 business strategy. Please visit our website to read more in our Corporate Responsibility & Health and Safety Report 2020.

    Inclusion and Diversity are core to our culture and values. Wherever we work, we commit to a culture of mutual respect and belonging by building a truly inclusive workplace rich in diverse people, talents and ideas. Valuing the contributions of all our people and respecting individual differences will sustain our growth into the future.

    PM Group is committed to ensuring our hiring process is fair and accessible to all and will provide candidates with disabilities with reasonable accommodations required to participate in the recruitment process. If you require any assistance in this regard, please let us know

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