Mechanical Design Project Manager (M/F)

Job Description:

In order to join the engineering department, you will need to provide operational mechanical expertise to design, modify, ensure the reliability of, and commission industrial equipment. You will also manage technical projects in your field, from the definition of needs to the transfer to operational teams.

Here are your missions:

***1. Mechanical Expertise and Execution Analyze needs and propose robust, simple, and maintainable mechanical solutions Perform or supervise studies: concepts, 3D CAD, drawings, dimensioning, material selection, and sizing Conduct design reviews, technical risk analyses, and complex problem-solving Participate in assembly, testing, fine-tuning, and modifications on equipment Challenge supplier choices and guarantee the compliance of the mechanical file

***2. Technical Project Management Write specifications and clarify requirements with production, maintenance, quality, HSE, purchasing, and R&D Consult suppliers, analyze offers, and monitor design, manufacturing, costs, deadlines, and risks Organize project reviews, installation, testing, and performance ramp-up Coordinate stakeholders without direct hierarchical responsibility and ensure factual reporting

***3. Industrialization and Knowledge Capitalization Update drawings, technical files, standards, and feedback/lessons learned Train and support teams during the transfer to operations.

12-month temporary mission.

Day shifts

Scope: 2 sites + possible travel to suppliers.

Profile Description:

With a Bac+2/3 degree in mechanical design, mechanical engineering, industrial maintenance, or equivalent, you have proven experience in industrial mechanics, special purpose machinery, or automated equipment.

You have already conducted technical projects during a career as a mechanical technician.

Experience in a pharmaceutical or regulated environment is appreciated.

You have skills in general mechanics, kinematics, assemblies, understanding of manufacturing processes; mastery of a 3D CAD tool and the ability to produce or validate industrial drawings.

Supplier management, planning, budget monitoring, and project risk management.

You have knowledge of FAT, SAT, commissioning, and equipment qualification phases.

A level of technical English will allow you to communicate with suppliers.

You have a taste for the field, practical sense, and a search for concrete solutions!