Repairs Engineer Full Time
Pubblicato il 16-10-2026 - Abbvie in Italia
Job Description
The Senior MES Engineer will design, implement, and optimize Manufacturing Execution System (MES) solutions across AbbVie's global manufacturing network, directly supporting the MES COE Lead's strategic vision for digital transformation and operational excellence. Key Responsibilities
Collaborate with the MES COE Lead and cross‐functional teams to deliver high‐quality MES solutions aligned with enterprise strategy and standards.
Lead technical design, configuration, integration, and testing of MES applications for multiple manufacturing modalities and sites.
Develop, document, and maintain MES best practices, playbooks, and standard operating procedures (SOPs).
Lead Communities of Practice (COP) meetings across AbbVie's processes and champion template standardization and process simplification using advanced MES capabilities.
Provide technical leadership and mentorship to MES engineers and collaborators.
Support adoption of new MES technology and digital transformation initiatives at the site and network levels.
Analyse manufacturing processes and data to identify areas for MES‐driven process improvement, automation, and harmonization.
Ensure compliance with cGMP, regulatory requirements, and AbbVie's ways of working in all MES engineering activities.
Contribute to governance, technical documentation, and training programs for MES solutions.
Support New Instance MES program delivery through Global Recipe Templates.
Engage with internal and external partners (technology, automation, operations, IT) to support MES initiatives and continuous improvement.
Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in Software Engineering, Science, IT, or related field.
3+ years experience with MES in pharmaceutical manufacturing, automation, or regulated environments.
Solid understanding of digital manufacturing concepts, MES technology operation, and enterprise IT/OT integration.
Experience with process improvement, system analysis, and technical documentation in multi‐site/globa