Process Engineer II

Overview

This position is designed for a highly motivated Process Engineer who is passionate about advancing manufacturing excellence within a scientific or technologically driven production environment. The role centers on improving, controlling, and validating chemical and operational processes that support large‑scale production activities. The ideal candidate thrives in environments that prioritize innovation, continuous improvement, technical curiosity, and a strong commitment to safety and quality.

The organization values individuals who are eager to advance their technical skills, collaborate across disciplines, and contribute meaningfully to process optimization and operational reliability. This role supports a culture that embraces diverse perspectives, encourages creative problem‑solving, and fosters professional development across all levels of the workplace.

Primary Responsibilities

• Perform engineering activities related to the enhancement, control, and assessment of production processes, ensuring optimal performance and efficiency.
• Ensure that all manufacturing operations comply with established quality systems, regulatory requirements, and Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP).
• Develop and refine process simulations to support technology transfer, scale‑up efforts, and effective implementation of new or improved chemical processes.
• Guide the design, optimization, and upkeep of plant systems, equipment, and structural components essential to safe and efficient production.
• Lead initiatives aimed at reducing operational costs, shortening production cycle times, and enhancing product yield and quality across multiple processes.
• Oversee and document technology transfer efforts, including drafting formal technical protocols, validation strategies, and comprehensive reports that support project objectives.
• Collaborate with engineering teams to support the specification, installation, and integration of new equipment, including participation in digital transformation projects across the site.
• Partner with production, quality control, and quality assurance teams to maintain strong oversight and continuous control of existing operational processes.
• Serve as a technical troubleshooting resource, providing expert problem‑solving support and facilitating the evaluation of emerging trends and technologies through cross‑functional collaboration.
• Contribute to long‑term planning initiatives aimed at improving production consistency, strengthening safety systems, and expanding technical capabilities across the facility.

Physical Requirements

• Ability to wear and utilize appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including items such as hard hats, protective eyewear, gloves, and safety footwear, depending on operational needs.
• Comfort working in environments that may require movement between office, laboratory, and manufacturing areas.

Qualifications

Minimum Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering or a related engineering discipline.
• A minimum of four years of experience working in chemical manufacturing or a closely aligned processing environment.

Preferred Qualifications

• Strong analytical capabilities and demonstrated scientific problem‑solving skills.
• Deep understanding of core chemical engineering principles and relevant industry standards.
• Experience with process simulation software; proficiency in tools such as ChemCAD or Dynochem is highly desirable.
• Solid understanding of process control methodologies and automated production systems.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to present findings and recommendations to technical and non‑technical audiences.
• Knowledge of workplace safety standards, chemical handling regulations, and risk mitigation practices.
• Familiarity with statistical and engineering software such as Minitab and AutoCAD.
• Demonstrated ability to lead technical teams, coordinate cross‑functional efforts, and guide complex operational improvements.