A leading pharmaceutical company in Carlow seeks a Quality Control Manager to ensure compliance and manage quality standards in manufacturing. The ideal candidate must have a Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or Science, 5+ years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry, and people-management skills. Responsibilities include overseeing data integrity, providing training, and resolving quality issues. Join a team dedicated to making a meaningful impact on healthcare needs. #J-18808-Ljbffr
MSD is seeking a Maintenance Lead to join the team at their state-of-the-art facility in Dunboyne, Co. Meath. The role includes overseeing the Maintenance Team, ensuring equipment uptime, and managing maintenance processes. Suitable candidates should have a BS/MS/PhD in a related field, 8 years of relevant experience, and strong leadership skills. The position emphasizes safety and continuous improvement, making it ideal for professionals aiming for growth in the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries. #J-18808-Ljbffr
Job Description Maintenance Lead (Mgr.) to join the team at our state‑of‑the‑art, single‑use multiproduct facility in Dunboyne, Co. Meath. Our Dunboyne site is the Company’s first Biologics Drug Substance Single‑Use Commercialisation Facility, playing a significant role in helping to commercialise key medicines. The innovation and collaboration between our research and manufacturing teams significantly accelerates the time it takes to bring a medicine to market for the benefit of patients worldwide. Key Responsibilities Accountable for hiring and developing people—coaching, setting priorities, mentoring, and providing growth opportunities—to build capabilities, foster scientific rigor and safety, elevate performance, and support career progression. Lead the Maintenance Team comprising shift‑based Technician Team, Scheduler, Planner and Equipment Engineers. Provide ongoing coaching and development support to the team to continuously improve performance and develop capability and skills. Lead the outsourced calibration provider, ensuring the provider operates to site requirements. Ensure maintenance and calibration status of process equipment is maintained to schedule and GMP requirements. Ensure uptime of process equipment. Ensure equipment downtime is appropriately investigated and improvement plans put in place. Ensure the highest standards of safety are maintained for all team activities and equipment. Provide maintenance and calibration support to projects and new product introductions. Provide technical support to manufacturing investigations and improvement projects. Manage maintenance and calibration service providers and contractors. Develop and maintain a program of continuous improvement projects, in collaboration with Reliability Engineering and other functions, related to equipment maintenance and calibration. Maintain the maintenance and calibration processes in a state of Permanent Inspection Readiness. Prepare and continuously manage the local budget and associated projects to meet on‑plan targets. Work closely with other engineering functions to support engineering and site strategy. Work collaboratively on resolving obstacles and building relationships to maintain a highly effective and productive work environment. Act as a delegate and point of contact for the Plant Engineering Lead. Qualifications BS/MS/PhD in Analytical Chemistry, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Pharmaceutical Sciences, or related field. 3rd level qualification in Engineering, technical discipline or equivalent. At least 8 years relevant industry experience in biotechnology, pharmaceutical industry or equivalent. Proven people lead with track record in developing people and teams. Proven ability around working cross‑functionally, focusing on meeting, tracking to schedules, and embracing an interdependent work culture. Good understanding of manufacturing processes, equipment, utilities, and maintenance practices. Strong organization skills the ability to manage multiple priorities and know when to escalate issues for resolution. Deep problem‑solving capabilities. Required Skills Biotechnology Budget Management Calibration Management Software Coaching Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS) Decision Making Engineering Support Environmental Regulatory Compliance Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) HVAC Design Improvement Plans Improvement Projects Inspection Readiness Maintenance Management Manufacturing Processes Mechanical Integrity People Leadership Performance Improvements Plan of Action and Milestones (POA&M) Predictive Maintenance Process Improvements Process Safety Management Reliability Engineering Safety Standards We keep the patient at the very heart of all that we do and strive to find solutions and treatments for some of the world’s most challenging healthcare needs. #J-18808-Ljbffr
Job Description A fantastic opportunity has arisen for a BioProcess Associate to join our Drug Substance team at our state‑of‑the‑art, fully integrated vaccine facility in Dundalk, Ireland. As a Bioprocessing Associate you will be a key member of a fast‑growing, dynamic startup, working with cutting‑edge technology. Position will initially operate standard office hours Monday‑Friday and will subsequently transition to a 12‑hour day shift pattern or a 4‑cycle shift pattern to support routine site operations. Responsibilities Manufacturing processes include DS Downstream Processing (DSP) and Upstream Processing (USP) and Buffer/Media preparation Carry out all production operations in the assigned area as per the relevant SOPs and Manufacturing Batch Records Assist in maintaining a safety‑oriented culture, cGMP‑compliant work environment at all times Write, review and revise area Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), On‑the‑Job Training (OJT’s), Production Batch Records (PBRs), Logbooks, Training Competencies and Work Instructions Training and mentoring of colleagues in SOPs, process execution and equipment operation Support Manufacturing team to consistently deliver on specific area Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), e.g. Safety, Quality, Schedule adherence, Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE), and team training Assist with the investigation of and operations deviations through Quality System, engaging with all relevant personnel and functions as appropriate Lead and actively participate in shift handovers Liaise with Shift Lead regarding issues which may arise within the production area including highlighting of operational challenges Use Lean Tools as part of daily operations (Standard Work, 5S, TPM, Gemba, Method 1) to optimise efficiency and drive the culture of Continuous Improvement (CI) Support HAZOP and risk assessments as per requirements Provide assistance and/or support maintenance, engineering, quality or other colleagues as requested Conduct all activities that are in accordance with Company policies & SOPs & global regulatory guidelines (including cGMP/cGLP/cGCP), environmental guidelines, as appropriate Support the development, commissioning & qualification of new vaccines drug‑substance manufacturing equipment and subsequent transition to commercial manufacturing Required Skills Demonstrated experience in Bioprocessing, Upstream or Downstream Knowledge and experience of relevant cGMP, safety, and environmental regulations within the biopharmaceutical industry High level of adaptability working in a fast‑paced environment and champion change Experience with recording information in real time using electronic or manual systems Experience executing operations while following SOPs, Batch Records and Manufacturing Controls Systems Experience working in Grade C, D and CNC environment is an advantage Excellent interpersonal skills, positive influence, team orientation, attention to detail, documentation skills, problem identification and problem‑solving skills An ability to work independently, and as a member of a self‑managed shift team in a dynamic, fast‑paced environment that requires flexibility and initiative Employee Status and Working Conditions Employee Status : Regular Relocation : No relocation VISA Sponsorship : Yes Travel Requirements : No Travel Required Flexible Work Arrangements : Not Applicable Shift : Not Indicated Valid Driving License : No Hazardous Material(s) : NA Equal Opportunity Employer We are an equal opportunity employer, proud to embrace the value of diverse, talented, and committed people. Job Posting End Date 05/5/2026 Requisition ID R392809 #J-18808-Ljbffr
Job Description Finance Business Partner, Associate Director for the Ireland Animal Health Business will partner with the Ireland Managing Director and leadership team to shape financial strategy, guide key decisions, and drive sustainable business performance in the newly‑established standalone market. What You’ll Do Partner closely with senior leaders to influence strategy and decision‑making. Own financial planning, forecasting and performance management for Ireland. Translate financial insight into clear commercial actions. Lead hands‑on financial analysis and support business development initiatives. Manage financial controls, governance and audit engagement. Represent Ireland within regional finance and leadership forums. Lead the local finance function, coaching and developing talent. What We’re Looking For Strong experience in financial planning, analysis or controlling. Proven ability to partner with and influence senior stakeholders. Comfortable working in a fast‑moving, hands‑on environment. Ability to balance detail with big‑picture thinking. Curious, adaptable and commercially minded. Nice to Have But Not Essential Pharmaceutical or regulatory industry experience. Required Skills Adaptability Business Decision Making Corporate FP&A Finance Business Partnering Financial Controlling Influential Communications Planning, Budgeting and Forecasting Strategic Planning Preferred Skills Pharmaceutical industry experience Regulated industries experience Flexible Work Arrangements Hybrid Job Posting End Date 05/6/2026 Equal Opportunity Employer We are an equal‑opportunity employer and embrace diverse, talented, and committed people. #J-18808-Ljbffr
MSD seeks a Finance Business Partner, Associate Director for the Ireland Animal Health Business. This role involves partnering with senior leaders to shape financial strategy and drive sustainable business performance. You will manage financial planning, forecasting, and analysis, leading a hands-on team to achieve commercial success. Candidates should have strong experience in financial analysis and the ability to influence senior stakeholders. This position supports hybrid work arrangements and is essential for operational success in a dynamic environment. #J-18808-Ljbffr
MSD in Dundalk, Ireland is seeking a BioProcess Associate to join the Drug Substance team in a state-of-the-art vaccine facility. This role involves manufacturing processes, adhering to SOPs, and mentoring colleagues. Successful candidates will have experience in bioprocessing and relevant cGMP regulations. The position requires adaptability in a fast-paced environment. Employee status is regular with no relocation needed, and the role offers VISA sponsorship. #J-18808-Ljbffr
A leading pharmaceutical company in Ireland seeks a Scientist/In Process Lab Coordinator to oversee In-Process laboratory activities, compliance, and testing schedules. The ideal candidate has a BSc in Chemistry or related field and experience in a cGMP environment, particularly with analytical laboratory processes. Key responsibilities include coordinating lab activities, ensuring compliance with quality and safety standards, and driving continuous improvement initiatives. Excellent communication skills and hands-on experience with data systems like LIMS are essential. #J-18808-Ljbffr
Job Description A fantastic opportunity has arisen for a Scientist/In Process Lab Co‑ordinator. Our In‑Process testing team performs critical, real‑time analysis across solvent recovery, bulk solvent tankers, spray‑drier operations, API/intermediate and drug‑product cleaning, environmental and utilities monitoring — all essential to supporting production campaigns, clinical and commercial supply. As the In‑Process Laboratory Co‑ordinator you’ll ensure testing is delivered to schedule, reviewed in a timely manner and compliance targets are met. Responsibilities Coordinate day‑to‑day In‑Process laboratory activities to meet turnaround times plan campaigns, allocate resources, manage materials and ensure documentation and electronic data is in order. Ensure all testing activities comply with cGMP, DI requirements, site QMS and safety/environmental rules. Write, maintain and electronically build In‑Process testing methods for In‑Process/intermediate testing, bulk solvent tankers, recovered solvents, drug substance/product and SDI cleaning, and environmental testing. Approve test specifications and keep LIMS, Empower interfaces and other lab systems current. Perform real‑time technical review (second‑person electronic review) of In‑Process/intermediate batches, solvent tankers, cleaning and environmental/utility data to support timely disposition. Compile analytical packs for Quality review and disposition. Raise and manage change controls and support deviation investigations (QNs), root cause analysis and CAPA implementation. Support troubleshooting of lab systems (GLIMS/Empower/LabX/Tiamo and standalone instruments) before escalation. Drive MPS/continuous improvement initiatives to increase RFT, reliability and efficiency. Coordinate training to ensure analysts/technicians are competent and compliant. Prepare and deliver required laboratory metrics, CPV reports and APR inputs on time. Act as main auditee and support internal and external regulatory inspections for the In‑Process area. Ensure availability of standards, reagents and consumables for testing campaigns. Required Skills Minimum BSc in Chemistry or related Life Sciences discipline. Solid analytical laboratory experience in a cGMP environment (In‑Process/intermediate, solvents, cleaning validation, environmental/utility testing preferred). Strong knowledge of GMP, quality systems, change control, deviation management and current regulatory expectations. Hands‑on experience with LIMS, Empower, Tiamo/LabX or similar chromatography/data systems; competent with Word, Excel, SAP and other lab/quality applications. Excellent organisation, planning and time‑management skills — able to juggle campaigns and deadlines. Strong written and verbal communication; confident report writing and stakeholder engagement across manufacturing, QA, CDS and supply chain. Demonstrated problem‑solving and continuous improvement skills; experience leading investigations and implementing CAPAs. Team player with the ability to work cross‑functionally and to deputise for the Team Lead when required. Preferred Skills Adaptability, Analytical Instrumentation, Analytical Method Development, Analytical Problem Solving, Analytical Testing, Antibody Drug Conjugates (ADC), Biological Sciences, Chemistry, Chemistry Techniques, Communication, Detail‑Oriented, Environmental Monitoring, GMP Compliance, Laboratory Safety, Life Science, Liquid Chromatography‑Mass Spectrometry (LC‑MS), Materials Management, Oral Communications, Organic Synthesis, Preparative Chromatography, Production Management, Production Support, Purification Methods, Regulatory Inspections EEO Statement As an equal opportunity employer, we are proud to be a company that embraces the value of bringing diverse, talented, and committed people together. #J-18808-Ljbffr
A leading pharmaceutical company in Carlow is offering an apprenticeship for a Mechanical Automation Maintenance Fitter. The successful candidate will maintain and troubleshoot mechanical process devices, support technicians, and follow a structured apprenticeship training program. Requirements include a minimum qualification of Grade B3/O3 in Mathematics and four other subjects or relevant work experience. The role also emphasizes adherence to GMP practices and strong technical skills. This opportunity is ideal for those looking to start a career in automation and maintenance. #J-18808-Ljbffr
