Process Engineer
Pubblicato il 07-09-2026 - Amaris Consulting in Mirandola
Join our team as Process Engineer and start a new adventure in an international and dynamic environment, where you will be able to fulfil your career expectations in a fast-growing organization. Being a consultant at Amaris Consulting means positioning yourself as a technical and functional expert in an industrial field, but above all, being an ambassador of our organization to clients.
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Your missions:
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- Execute FAT (Factory Acceptance Test) of medium to high complexity automated equipment at suppliers’ sites in Italy
- Execute SAT (Site Acceptance Test) of the aforementioned equipment
- Execute process start-up and validation (OQ – PQ) and draft related documentation in English (PVP, OQ, PQ, PVR) for the equipment
- Identify process/equipment improvements to reduce scrap and increase efficiency
- Draft operational instructions
- Apply statistical methods (preferably with MINITAB) such as DOE, process capability analysis (cpk, ppk),
Gage R&R;, and t-tests
- Collaborate within cross-functional teams
Your profile:
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- Experience in process engineering or similar roles within industrial or manufacturing environments (nice to have: experience in pharmaceutical/biomedical field).
- Experience with FAT, SAT, and process validation activities
- Experience with statistical tools, preferably MINITAB
- Knowledge of plastic transformation technologies (e.g., single and two-component resin bonding, ultrasonic welding, hydraulic leak testing, vision/measurement systems)
- Academic background: engineering or technical degree
- Italian fluent or native. English good.
- You demonstrate strong analytical and problem-solving skills
- Open to work on-site and to travel in the Italian territory.
What we offer:
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- An international community bringing together 110+ different nationalities
- An environment where trust has a central pla