Engineer - Electrical

Role Summary

Electrical Engineer at Lilly Kenosha County campus, serving as the site Subject Matter Expert for electrical power distribution, system performance monitoring, and related continuous improvement projects. The role covers GMP and non-GMP utilities and ancillary systems within their facilities, and is part of the Utilities, Facilities, and Project Engineering team.

• Be the SME with a deep technical expertise in all systems under scoped responsibility (GMP and non-GMP Utilities and ancillary systems associated within their facilities), understanding their applications in pharmaceutical manufacturing, understanding flow charts, and awareness of industry trends.
• Ensure the assigned processes are in alignment with Industry and Lilly Standards.
• Support risk assessment exercises using the different tools available (e.g., FMEA).
• Participate as required in teams, committees, or other groups and/or individually to achieve the departmental, site, and/or company goals.
• Monitor electrical power distribution and systems and maintain KPI’s to assure that they are operating properly, in compliance with requirements.
• Implement efficient and effective maintenance and reliability techniques.
• Provide customer consultation and notifications on issues that involve electrical power distribution and system areas assigned.
• Assure that all necessary items are identified on the proper tracking systems, and make sure that items are completed by the required date.
• Provide technical assistance as necessary to maintenance and operations personnel.
• Support internal and external inspections and investigations (including Quality and HSE).
• Maintain efficient communications with appropriate site customer groups.
• Proficiency with the Track Wise and CAPA systems.
• Assure that there is adequate site generation and distribution capacity by monitoring the site usage and staying abreast of future site requirements. This includes providing information for the site utilities master plan and reviewing the information provided by the customers as to their current and future demands.
• Consult on technical issues with operators, responsible engineers, and crafts.
• Maintain, develop, and conduct operations training of electrical power distribution and systems.
• Utilize statistical analysis tools to determine the process control, and capability for investigations.
• Comply with and support departmental HSE plans.
• Ensure the electrical power distribution and systems comply with all Health, Safety, and Environmental policies and procedures, and knowledge of Process Safety Management processes. (i.e., PSSR, GIPSM, CPH, etc.).
• Technical resource during process hazard reviews.
• Participate in Process Hazard Review meetings and/or Safety Teams as required by leadership.
• Identify risks and escalate situation with a sense of urgency.

• Required:
  
  Technical understanding of electrical power distribution and related systems and components.
• Required:
  
  Demonstrated office software skills (Word, Excel, Power Point, Outlook, UMS, data historian) and collaboration sites.
• Required:
  
  Knowledge of cGMP.
• Required:
  
  Demonstrated high level of understanding of engineering concepts, 1st principles, and engineering functional standards.
• Required:
  
  Authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis.
• Preferred:
  Previous startup experience.
• Preferred:
  Engineering experience in the pharmaceutical industry.
• Preferred:
  Engineering experience with manufacturing plant power distribution and related systems / components.
• Preferred:
  Project management experience.
• Preferred:
  Experience with maintenance and computerized maintenance management systems (CMMS).
• Preferred:
  Previous experience with deviation and change management systems including Track Wise.
• Preferred: CESCP, MEC, CESW, or EPMI would be beneficial.

• Bachelor of Science – Electrical Engineering or field closely related to electrical engineering, or equivalent experience.