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Job Function:
Supply Chain Engineering
Job Sub Function:
Process Engineering
Job Category:
Scientific/Technology
All Job Posting Locations:
Leiden, South Holland, Netherlands
Job Description:
Are you passionate about driving innovation in biopharmaceutical manufacturing? Join Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine in Leiden as a Lead Process Engineer Upstream Processing (internal business title Staff Process Engineer) where you'll lead critical upstream processing (DSP) operations that directly impact patient lives. This role offers the chance to lead and improve production processes, collaborate with global teams, and drive operational excellence. Your innovations will help deliver life-changing medicines to patients worldwide while advancing our manufacturing capabilities to new heights.
Education:
Technical Proficiencies:
If you're ready to take your Biopharmaceutical process career to the next level while making a meaningful impact on global healthcare, we want to hear from you. This is the perfect blend of technical leadership and strategic influence in a multifaceted, innovative environment.
You deserve to work in a place where you feel well and welcome.
At J&J, everyone’s ideas contribute to the breakthroughs connect new healthcare treatments to those who need them the most. Our Credo—the intrinsic principles that guide Johnson & Johnson—reminds us that every perspective is important. We believe that when we fearlessly take care of people, communities, and the planet, business success will follow. That’s why how we do things is just as important as what we do.