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Job Description
Objective / Purpose
Lead the Process Engineering & Architecture function within the GCC and ensure delivery of high-quality engineering services supporting pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities across all modalities.
Build and develop organizational capability, technical expertise, leadership pipelines, and resource capacity across Process Engineering, Process Architecture, Process Piping, and Laboratory Engineering.
Drive engineering excellence, innovation, standardization, and continuous improvement through digital and data-driven engineering practices.
Ensure process solutions meet GMP, quality, regulatory, safety, sustainability, and business requirements while enabling Takeda's manufacturing network strategy.
Accountabilities
Functional Leadership
Lead and develop Process Engineering & Architecture Design Leads and engineering teams.
Establish workforce planning, capability development, succession planning, and talent strategies.
Support recruitment, onboarding, engagement, and retention of engineering talent.
Foster a culture of collaboration, innovation, accountability, and continuous learning.
Engineering Delivery
Accountable for overall Process Engineering & Architecture performance across all projects and programs.
Ensure adequate resource capacity and effective workload balancing across disciplines.
Drive consistency, scalability, and efficiency of engineering delivery.
Support project execution across Concept, FEED, Detailed Design, Construction Support, Commissioning, and Qualification.
Quality, Compliance & Governance
Ensure compliance with GMP requirements, Takeda standards, EHS requirements, and applicable industry regulations.
Ensure engineering practices align with ISPE guidance, process safety principles, ASME BPE requirements, and engineering best practices.