OperationsEngineer(Vaccinesiologics)(Contractrole)

**Position Summary** You will support and run key bioprocess steps to make high-quality bulk drug substance, working closely with operators, technical leads, engineers and quality colleagues. When required, you will work with manufacturing, quality, and technical teams to solve problems, improve processes, and support safe, compliant production provide technical and process support to a Value Stream team in our Singapore manufacturing site. We value attention to detail, a safety-first mindset, and a drive to learn and improve. This role offers clear growth paths, hands-on experience with regulated processes, and the chance to contribute to work that helps people through better medicines **Responsibilities** This role will provide YOU the opportunity to lead key activities to progress YOUR career. These responsibilities include some of the following: \- Operate and complete assigned process stages, following procedures and work instructions. \- Follow cGMP, safety and environmental rules to keep people and facilities safe. \- Record and review batch data and complete documentation accurately and on time. \- Lead/ support investigations of process deviations and help implement corrective actions. \- Take part in continuous improvement, commissioning or technology transfer activities. \- Support validation activities, trials, and technical transfer to enable new or changed processes. \- Prepare clear technical documents and deliver training to operators and stakeholders. \- Work with cross-functional teams to plan and deliver project deliverables on time and in scope. (as and when required) **Basic Qualification** We are seeking professionals with the following required skills and qualifications to help us achieve our goals \- Bachelor’s degree in engineering, science or related discipline. \- Clear written and verbal communication skills suitable for cross-functional work. \- Basic project management skills and ability to coordinate tasks and resources. \- Strong trou