Process Optimization Engineer at Abbott

Weesp, North Holland, Netherlands

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Not SpecifiedCompensation

Mid-level (3 to 4 years)Experience Level

Full TimeJob Type

UnknownVisa

Pharmaceuticals, BiotechnologyIndustries

Requirements

A completed bachelor’s or master’s degree in (Bio)Process Technology or a related field
At least 5-10 years of relevant experience, preferably in the pharmaceutical industry
Hands-on experience with equipment installation and qualification in a GMP environment
Knowledge of USP/DSP processes such as centrifugation, filtration, and protein purification/characterization
Strong analytical and systematic thinking skills
Experience in project-based work and affinity with project leadership
A proactive attitude and clear communication style
Professional proficiency in Dutch and English
Availability for a full-time (40 hours) position

Responsibilities

Translating scientific and technological insights into clear improvement plans
Becoming an expert in the technological aspects of influenza vaccine production
Developing technical plans with realistic timelines
Inventing, presenting and implementing process optimizations for upstream (USP) and downstream (DSP) process steps
Acting as a change initiator for lab and production equipment
Participating in commissioning and qualification activities (e.g., URS, FAT, SAT, C&Q)
Representing CCI in cross-functional project teams
Growing into a Production Project Lead (PPL) role
Leading and contributing to technical projects within the CCI department, focusing initially on the commissioning and qualification of laboratory equipment, expanding to the production facility

Skills

Process Optimization

Upstream Processing

Downstream Processing

Commissioning

Qualification

URS

FAT

SAT

C&Q

Project Management

Biomanufacturing

Change Management

Abbott

Healthcare solutions in diagnostics and devices

About Abbott

Abbott Laboratories focuses on improving health through various medical technologies and health solutions. The company operates in areas such as cardiovascular health, diabetes management, diagnostic testing, nutrition, and neuromodulation for chronic pain and movement disorders. Abbott's products include advanced medical devices and diagnostic tests that help healthcare professionals and patients manage health conditions effectively. For example, their cardiovascular technologies assist in heart health management, while diabetes care products enable accurate glucose monitoring without painful fingersticks. Unlike many competitors, Abbott emphasizes accessibility and affordability in its offerings, aiming to make life-changing technologies available to a broader audience. The company's goal is to positively impact global health and well-being, supported by a commitment to sustainability and a 2030 Sustainability Plan.

Lake Bluff, IllinoisHeadquarters

1888Year Founded

IPOCompany Stage

HealthcareIndustries

10,001+Employees

Risks

Departure of key leader Dr. Adamson may affect Abbott's Heart Failure division.

Integration challenges with Medtronic could impact glucose monitor-insulin pump rollout.

Thermo Fisher's microfluidics expansion may increase competition for Abbott.

Differentiation

Abbott integrates continuous glucose monitoring with automated insulin delivery systems.

Abbott's microfluidic devices streamline diagnostic processes efficiently.

Abbott's neuromodulation products target specific nervous system areas for chronic pain relief.

Upsides

Microfluidic technology offers cost-effective solutions in diagnostics.

Strategic partnerships like Abbott-Medtronic enhance product offerings and market reach.

Significant investments indicate strong market confidence in Abbott's healthcare solutions.

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