Particle Measuring Systems is a global leader for micro-contamination monitoring equipment, improving the performance of clean manufactures in the semiconductor and pharmaceutical industries. The Automation Projects Engineer I will support the FMS Projects Team by applying knowledge of monitoring and automation systems to deliver innovative solutions, primarily in the pharmaceutical sector.
Responsibilities:
- Install hardware for automation systems at customer sites, including basic rack mounting of automation components
- Perform field wiring and infrastructure tasks, such as running Ethernet cables, vacuum tubing, and 24VDC signal wiring
- Conduct on-site portable particle counter validations at pharmaceutical facilities
- Adhere to and apply Good Documentation Practices (GDP) and Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) during all validation and installation tasks
- Travel to customer sites (primarily pharmaceutical companies) up to 75% of the time during peak project periods
- Continuously evaluate processes for improvements in efficiency, quality, and safety
- This job description is not intended to be all-inclusive. Responsibilities may evolve over time, and other related duties may be assigned to meet the ongoing needs of the company
Requirements:
- Pursuing degree in Automation Engineering or a related technical field
- 2 years of relevant experience; or equivalent combination between education and experience (Candidates with 2 years of technical experience as an Electrician or in HVAC are also encouraged to apply)
- Strong knowledge of: Basic electrical systems (24VDC), networking infrastructure (Ethernet), and mechanical mounting
- Willingness to learn regulated industry standards (GMP/GDP)
- Completed Degree in Automation, Electrical, or Mechanical Engineering
- Experience with: Pharmaceutical industry environments, cleanroom protocols, or particle counter equipment
- Prior experience: Practical field work in electrical installations or HVAC systems
- Contributions to innovative solutions: Experience troubleshooting complex automation hardware setups in the field