Manufacturing Engineer

Catalyx is on the lookout for a talented Manufacturing Engineer to become a vital part of our team at our customer site in Cork.About Us:At Catalyx, we specialize in machine vision and automation, seamlessly integrating cutting-edge technology with skilled professionals to help global manufacturers and logistics companies elevate their standards of quality a…

Catalyx is actively seeking a skilled Manufacturing Engineer to join our dedicated team and contribute to our customer site in Cork.About Catalyx:At Catalyx, we are pioneers in the field of machine vision and automation, merging cutting-edge technology with human expertise to enable global manufacturers and logistics companies to achieve unprecedented levels of quality and efficiency. With over three decades of experience, our team has been instrumental in optimizing operational processes in highly regulated industries through innovative technology applications and expert support. Boasting 9 global offices, a workforce of over 550 professionals, and 3,000 successful projects to date, we possess the capability to tackle unique process challenges on a large scale while maintaining our vision of continuous innovation. For further insights, please visit www.catalyx.ai.Your Role:As a trusted partner in delivering exceptional lifecycle services to regulated and high-risk markets, Catalyx is steadfast in our commitment to innovation and excellence. We collaborate with life sciences and other regulated organizations to enhance operational efficiency and drive success. We are continually enhancing our on-site teams to support and advance our customers' operations.Key Responsibilities:Lead validation efforts for new manufacturing processes, ensuring adherence to regulatory standards and industry best practices.Design and execute process validation protocols and reports, maintaining thorough documentation of findings and ensuring successful implementation.Work with cross-functional teams to define validation requirements and timelines.Conduct risk assessments and develop mitigation strategies to ensure the successful rollout of validated processes.Continuously enhance and optimize existing manufacturing processes to improve efficiency and quality.Provide technical guidance and mentorship to team members, ensuring compliance with validation protocols and procedures.Stay informed on industry trends and regulatory changes to proactively identify improvement opportunities.Qualifications:Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or a related field.A minimum of 5 years of experience in process validation (including TMV, CSV) within a manufacturing setting.Demonstrated success in implementing process validation strategies and driving compliance.Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.Excellent communication and interpersonal abilities.

Join AbbVie, a global biopharmaceutical company, as a Manufacturing Engineer on a 12 Month Fixed-Term Contract. In this role, you will play a vital role in the manufacturing process, focusing on optimizing production efficiency and ensuring quality standards are met. Your expertise will contribute to our mission of delivering innovative solutions to improve patients' lives.

Catalyx is actively looking for a dedicated Manufacturing Utilities Technician to join our dynamic team at our customer site in Cork.About Us:Catalyx is a pioneering machine vision and automation company that merges technology with human expertise, enabling global manufacturers and logistics firms to achieve unprecedented quality and throughput. For over three decades, our innovative team has been focused on optimizing operational processes across highly regulated industries by developing cutting-edge technology applications and providing expert support. With nine global offices, a workforce of over 550 professionals, and more than 3,000 projects successfully completed, we possess the capability and vision to tackle unique process challenges on a large scale – committed to achieving the extraordinary. To learn more, please visit www.catalyx.ai.As a trusted partner, Catalyx delivers world-class lifecycle services to regulated and high-risk markets. Our unwavering dedication to innovation and excellence empowers life sciences and other highly regulated organizations to enhance their efficiency and achieve success. We are continually advancing our on-site teams to support the enhancement of customer operations.Key Responsibilities:Handle routine assignments while identifying deviations from standard practices.Adhere to established Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), Master Batch Records, and current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMPs).Collaborate with Manufacturing Technicians, guided by a Team Lead, to support manufacturing operations.Manage material movements and perform manual cleaning of equipment.Engage in blending, solution preparation, and excipient addition.Monitor manufacturing equipment and processes.Assist in the manufacturing and inspection of customer products, including Clinical Trial Materials and components.Follow all safety protocols and procedures diligently.Comply with detailed instructions for routine tasks and new assignments.Meet agreed KPIs and metrics.Perform additional duties as required.Record information regarding product movement and handling in a computerized inventory system, ensuring accurate records related to distribution activities.Conduct routine transactions linked to distribution processes via internal and external computer systems.Prepare and ship products from the customer’s distribution center.

Join our innovative team at Bright Machines as a Site Service Engineer. In this pivotal role, you will be responsible for providing exceptional support and service to our clients. You'll work closely with engineering and production teams to ensure our cutting-edge automation solutions operate seamlessly. This position requires a proactive approach to problem-solving and an eagerness to enhance customer satisfaction through technical expertise.

Catalyx is excited to announce an opening for a Manufacturing Utilities Technician to join our dedicated team on-site at our esteemed customer location in Cork.About Us:Catalyx is a pioneering machine vision and automation company that seamlessly merges technology with human expertise to empower global manufacturers and logistics firms in achieving unprecedented levels of quality and operational efficiency. With over thirty years of experience, our team has excelled in enhancing operational processes within highly regulated sectors by developing innovative technology applications and providing the necessary support through our expert technicians. With 9 offices worldwide, over 550 professionals, and a portfolio of more than 3,000 successful projects, we possess the capability and vision to tackle unique process challenges on a global scale. For further details, visit www.catalyx.ai.As a trusted partner, Catalyx delivers exceptional lifecycle services to highly regulated and high-risk markets. Our unwavering dedication to innovation and excellence enables us to collaborate with life science and other regulated organizations, helping them enhance their efficiency and achieve significant success. We are dedicated to developing our on-site teams to further support our customers' operational advancements.Key Responsibilities:Execute routine assignments while identifying deviations from standard practices.Follow established Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), Master Batch Records, and current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMPs).Collaborate with Manufacturing Technicians under the direction of a Team Lead to support manufacturing operations.Handle material movement effectively.Perform manual cleaning of equipment.Assist in blending, solution preparation, and excipient addition.Monitor manufacturing equipment and processes diligently.Contribute to the manufacturing of customer products and facilitate the inspection of products, Clinical Trial Material, and components.Adhere to all safety procedures and practices, ensuring compliance individually and within the team environment.Follow clear instructions for routine tasks and detailed guidance for new assignments.Meet agreed-upon KPIs and performance metrics.Perform other related duties as assigned.Input data regarding product movement and handling into a computerized inventory system, maintaining accurate records related to distribution activities.Execute routine transactions associated with distribution processes via internal and external computer systems.Prepare and facilitate the shipment of products from the customer's distribution center.

Role overview syscogb is hiring a Services Engineer in Cork. This role focuses on delivering technical solutions and supporting systems that help clients achieve their goals. The Services Engineer works hands-on to implement, maintain, and improve technology platforms that keep daily operations running reliably. What you will do Implement and configure systems based on client requirements Maintain and monitor existing platforms for performance and reliability Optimize processes and workflows to improve efficiency Troubleshoot technical issues and resolve them promptly Impact Expertise in this role helps syscogb deliver consistent, high-quality service to clients and ensures smooth business operations.

Catalyx is on the lookout for a skilled Validation Engineer to become a vital part of our team at our customer site in Cork.About Us:Catalyx is a pioneering machine vision and automation company dedicated to merging innovative technology with human expertise to empower global manufacturers and logistics firms to attain cutting-edge standards in quality and efficiency. With over three decades of experience, the creators behind Catalyx have continuously refined operational processes in highly regulated sectors through the invention of new technology applications and the provision of expert technical support. Our global presence spans 9 offices, with a workforce of over 550 professionals and more than 3,000 successful projects completed. We possess the expertise and reach to tackle unique process challenges on a large scale and are committed to pursuing what has never been achieved before. For more details, visit www.catalyx.ai.The Opportunity:As a Validation Engineer, you will play an integral role in supporting commissioning, qualification, and validation activities within a GMP-compliant manufacturing environment. Reporting to the CQV Manager, you will collaborate closely with cross-functional teams to ensure that systems, utilities, laboratory equipment, and manufacturing processes remain compliant and validated throughout their operational lifecycle.Your responsibilities will include maintaining existing validated systems and assisting in the implementation of new systems and process enhancements within both manufacturing and laboratory settings.Your Responsibilities:Assist in validation activities across facilities, utilities, equipment, and analytical systems within a GMP-regulated manufacturing context.Participate in the planning and execution of qualification tasks, including FUE Qualification, Computerized System Validation (CSV), and validation support for New Product Introductions and change initiatives.Contribute to the creation and upkeep of Validation Master Plans, validation protocols, reports, and associated documentation.Ensure compliance of validated systems and equipment, maintaining alignment with regulatory standards and site protocols.Facilitate the qualification and validation of critical systems, including HVAC, temperature-controlled environments, cleaning and steaming systems, autoclaves, and related process utilities.Draft, review, and aid in the approval of validation documents, such as protocols, reports, change controls, deviations, and CAPAs.Collaborate with cross-functional teams, including Manufacturing, Process Development, Quality Control, Quality Assurance, and Regulatory Affairs, to coordinate validation activities.

Role overview AECOM is hiring an Electrical Engineer specializing in substations for its Cork office. This position focuses on designing and delivering electrical systems across various projects, helping clients create infrastructure that is both reliable and efficient. What you will do Develop electrical system designs for substations, maintaining technical accuracy and meeting project specifications Collaborate with colleagues from other engineering disciplines to create solutions that match client objectives Support project delivery from initial design through to implementation, ensuring compliance with industry standards and safety requirements Apply expertise to improve energy efficiency and infrastructure reliability Collaboration and impact This role involves frequent teamwork with professionals from multiple engineering backgrounds. The work has a direct influence on the performance and dependability of electrical infrastructure for AECOM's clients.

Join AECOM as a Senior Civil Reservoir Engineer and leverage your expertise to design and manage innovative water resource projects. In this pivotal role, you will collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure the successful delivery of reservoir engineering solutions that meet both client and regulatory requirements. Your insights will directly contribute to enhancing our water management strategies.

Embark on your journey with us and flourish!At AECOM, we take pride in our extensive Water Team that operates globally, comprising around 600 water specialists in our offices throughout the UK and Ireland. We continuously strive to innovate and are eager to welcome talented, committed, and enthusiastic individuals to our ranks.The Ireland Water Team is at the forefront of executing vital water infrastructure projects nationwide, primarily through significant national programs for Uisce Éireann (Irish Water). AECOM has been a steadfast partner of Uisce Éireann since the inception of its Resident Engineer program seven years ago. We are currently seeking Mechanical & Electrical (M&E) Resident Engineers (Senior M&E REs, M&E REs & Assistant M&E REs) to expand our team and support the execution of Uisce Éireann’s Capital Investment Plan.As a Mechanical & Electrical (M&E) Resident Engineer, you will collaborate with Uisce Éireann framework providers to ensure the projects meet the highest quality standards. Your responsibilities will encompass major water and wastewater infrastructure and non-infrastructure projects, including the development and enhancement of water and wastewater treatment plants, pumping stations, the National Generator program, Electrical Upgrade program, and capital maintenance projects across all counties in the Republic of Ireland.In line with the commitment to safety that Uisce Éireann and AECOM uphold, you will act as a safety ambassador in this role, proactively fostering a safety culture and ensuring that all safety policies and standards are implemented on the construction projects.Key Responsibilities:Focus on the Mechanical & Electrical components of the projects.Oversee the execution of site-based infrastructure projects for Uisce Éireann, ensuring adherence to health & safety, quality, environmental, program, and budgetary requirements.Evaluate and monitor contractor documentation and performance, including MEICA design submissions, RAMS, quality plans, FDS, commissioning plans, and compliance with contractual obligations.Supervise MEICA construction activities, conduct safety reviews, and quality audits, ensuring work is carried out safely in accordance with equipment specifications and approved plans.Oversee commissioning activities, including FAT, SAT testing, system testing, process proving, and compliance with performance guarantees.Manage commercial elements of contracts, including evaluating interim and final accounts, variations, claims, and contractor performance against KPIs.Foster and maintain effective communication with the Project Team, Employer’s Representative, Local Authorities, utility providers, landowners, and the public to ensure coordination and transparency.

Role overview AECOM seeks a Principal Electrical Engineer specializing in substations for its Cork office. This role involves guiding substation system design projects and ensuring that all work aligns with industry standards. The position also places value on teamwork and a supportive project environment. What you will do Lead substation project design and delivery from initial concept to final completion Verify that all engineering solutions meet current electrical standards and regulations Promote efficient and sustainable approaches within engineering tasks Support knowledge sharing and foster collaboration among team members

AECOM is seeking an Electrical Engineer in Cork with a focus on substations. This role involves designing, developing, and implementing electrical systems that support substation operations. The work plays a key part in maintaining the reliability and safety of essential infrastructure. Main responsibilities Create and refine electrical system designs for substation projects Develop technical solutions that meet specific client needs Collaborate with engineers and project managers throughout all phases of a project Teamwork This position works closely with a team of engineers and project managers. The group combines expertise to deliver solutions that support client objectives and successful project outcomes.

AECOM seeks an Electrical Engineer specializing in substations to join its Cork office. This role centers on designing and implementing electrical systems for substation projects, ensuring all solutions align with industry standards and address client needs. What you will do Design and develop substation electrical systems, including protection, control, and automation components. Conduct feasibility studies and technical assessments to support project planning and decision-making. Collaborate with colleagues across different disciplines to deliver coordinated project outcomes. Prepare technical reports and maintain thorough project documentation. Communicate with clients and stakeholders throughout each project phase.

AECOM is seeking a Development Infrastructure Engineer based in Cork. This role centers on designing and delivering infrastructure solutions that support both current community needs and long-term sustainable growth. Key responsibilities Design and implement infrastructure systems for various development projects Collaborate with team members to deliver project outcomes Apply technical expertise to projects that impact local communities Promote sustainable development by providing practical engineering solutions Role overview This position involves working closely with colleagues in a collaborative environment. The work directly contributes to projects that shape the future of local communities and encourages sustainable practices in engineering.

About NETGEARNETGEAR is a leader in delivering exceptional connectivity and robust cybersecurity solutions through cutting-edge hardware, innovative cloud services, and seamless mobile experiences. We empower both homes and businesses with intelligent networking, subscription services, and secure digital experiences across our Consumer and Enterprise divisions.Our mission is to transform our cloud ecosystem into a unified, scalable platform that drives innovation, safeguards essential revenue systems, and equips engineering teams to achieve peak performance.Role OverviewLocation: Cork office - NETGEAR's European HeadquartersWorking Model: Hybrid, with 3 days per week on-siteReporting to: VP EngineeringAs the Director of Cloud & Engineering Enablement, you will spearhead the evolution of NETGEAR’s cloud platform into a modern, automation-driven, high-performance engineering ecosystem catering to both Consumer and Enterprise sectors.Your key responsibilities will include:Leading Cloud Platform Engineering initiativesOverseeing Site Reliability Engineering (SRE)Architecting Cloud solutionsManaging Cloud Shared Services such as account management, Stripe billing, AWS IoT agents, and cloud API infrastructureThis is a pivotal leadership role that will shape our culture, transitioning the organization from manual processes and reactive operations towards self-service infrastructure, engineered reliability, AI-driven development, and measurable engineering excellence.Your mandate is clear: eliminate friction, empower engineers, enhance operational velocity, safeguard revenue systems, and instill a resilient culture of ownership and operational discipline.

Catalyx is actively searching for a dedicated Validation Engineer to become a key member of our team, working directly at our customer site in Cork.About Us:At Catalyx, we are a pioneering company in machine vision and automation, committed to merging technology and human expertise to elevate global manufacturing and logistics to unprecedented standards of quality and efficiency. With over three decades of experience, our team has been transforming operational processes across highly regulated sectors by innovating new technological applications and providing expert support. Operating from 9 global offices with a team of over 550 professionals, we have successfully executed more than 3,000 projects and continue to tackle unique challenges with a forward-thinking approach. Discover more about us at www.catalyx.ai.Your Role:As a Validation Engineer, you will play a vital role in supporting commissioning, qualification, and validation processes within a GMP-regulated manufacturing setting. Reporting to the CQV Manager, you will collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure that all systems, utilities, laboratory equipment, and manufacturing processes are compliant and validated throughout their lifecycle.This role requires the maintenance of existing validated systems and active involvement in the implementation of new systems and process enhancements across both manufacturing and laboratory environments.Key Responsibilities:Facilitate validation activities across utilities, equipment, analytical systems, and facilities in a GMP-regulated manufacturing environment.Assist in planning and executing qualification activities, including FUE Qualification, Computerized System Validation (CSV), and validation for New Product Introductions and change initiatives.Contribute to the creation and upkeep of Validation Master Plans, validation protocols, reports, and related documentation.Ensure validation compliance for existing systems and equipment, maintaining alignment with regulatory standards and site procedures.Support the qualification and validation of critical systems, including HVAC, temperature-controlled environments, cleaning and steaming systems, autoclaves, and associated process utilities.Prepare, review, and facilitate the approval of validation documentation, including protocols, reports, change controls, deviations, and CAPAs.Coordinate validation efforts with cross-functional teams including Manufacturing, Process Development, Quality Control, Quality Assurance, and Regulatory Affairs.

Role overview AECOM seeks a Principal Engineer to join the Development Infrastructure team in Cork. The position centers on creating and delivering infrastructure solutions that promote both sustainability and efficiency in engineering projects. What you will do Lead the design and execution of infrastructure projects tied to development initiatives. Use technical knowledge to enhance project results and advance sustainability objectives. Work closely with professionals from various disciplines to ensure high-quality engineering outcomes.

Role overview The Senior Engineer - Development Infrastructure position at AECOM in Cork centers on shaping, delivering, and maintaining infrastructure for a variety of development projects. This role involves both hands-on technical work and oversight of project delivery. What you will do Design infrastructure systems that align with specific project needs Lead the implementation and management of infrastructure solutions Maintain and enhance existing infrastructure to ensure ongoing support for development activities Who we’re looking for AECOM values engineers who bring new perspectives and uphold strong standards in their work. Curiosity and a focus on engineering quality are important qualities for this role.

Join AECOM as a Senior Civil Engineer specializing in Roads & Transportation in Cork, where your expertise will contribute to innovative and sustainable infrastructure projects. In this role, you will lead design initiatives, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, and ensure the delivery of high-quality engineering solutions that meet client needs.