Product and Process Engineer
Pubblicato il 13-10-2026 - Haleon in Roma
Welcome to Haleon. We’re a purpose-driven, world-class consumer company putting everyday health in the hands of millions. In just three years since our launch, we’ve grown, evolved and are now entering an exciting new chapter – one filled with bold ambitions and enormous opportunity.
Our trusted portfolio of brands – including Sensodyne®, Panadol®, Advil®, Voltaren®, Theraflu®, Otrivin®, and Centrum® – lead in resilient and growing categories. What sets us apart is our unique blend of deep human understanding and trusted science.
Now it’s time to fully realise the full potential of our business and our people. We do this through our Win as One strategy. It puts our purpose – to deliver better everyday health with humanity – at the heart of everything we do. It unites us, inspires us, and challenges us to be better every day, driven by our agile, performance-focused culture.
We are looking for a Product and Process Engineer to support Haleon managing critical projects to introduce new products and deliver cost saving opportunities. The role sits in the Technical Team,
located at the Aprilia (LT) manufacturing site’s offices, reporting to Product & Technology Lead. This is a high-impact role, responsible for development, validation and technology transfer of manufacturing and cleaning processes. For this reason, you would be recognized as the principal point of contact for all aspects of knowledge on the product(s), performance and end to end process, including Critical Quality Attributes (CQAs), Critical Process Parameters (CPPs) and stability.
Responsibilities
- We will trust you with coordination, planning and execution of development and validation of manufacturing processes and equipment cleaning procedures, working across multiple functions to collect the appropriate inputs for validation protocols and authoring validation reports. In case of New Product Introductions, you will be part of cross-functional teams and will interact closely with external functio