Are you ready to play a pivotal role in the commercialization of radiochemicals for medical applications? Join our Commercial Processing Team as a:
Process Engineer New Products
N2025034/CIEPosition
In this role you will contribute to the development and industrialization of groundbreaking medical isotopes. The projects are multidisciplinary and are aimed at developing new products and optimizing operations. With your technical background, you can integrate various interests and drive process development and improvements in the right direction. You collaborate closely with internal experts to industrialize production processes, enhance efficiency and ensure operational excellence.
As a Process Engineer New Products, you will:
- Scale up, automate, optimize, and industrialize the chemical processing and purification of reactor-irradiated isotopes into high-quality radioactive chemical products for medical use;
- Prepare and execute protocols for equipment and process development, as well as for process validation and equipment qualification, ensuring compliance with industry regulations and company standards. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to develop and optimize manufacturing processes and support continuous improvement initiatives;
- Support the technical implementation and commercialization of production processes with end-users;
- Develop and establish final processes in compliance with Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP), including validation and registration dossiers;
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams, such as R&D, Quality, and Operations to develop and scale up processes from pilot to commercial manufacturing. Participate in technology transfer of new products and processes towards Operations;
- Ensure the technical quality and safety of project deliverables.
Profile
You will work within the Commercial Processing Team, which is responsible for commercializing medical isotopes developed by the R&D group of the Field Lab—a consortium of NRG and its partners developing new radiopharmaceuticals for medical research.
As a Process Engineer New Products, you will contribute to making radiochemicals available for use in nuclear medicines, particularly for cancer treatment. To excel in this role, you should:
- Possess a university-level degree in a technical field such as chemistry, (applied) physics, or chemical or process engineering;
- Have experience with complex chemical and technical projects, as well as working across interdisciplinary teams;
- Demonstrate knowledge of clinical and commercial developments in medical isotopes (preferred);
- Exhibit experience in medical product development, the pharmaceutical industry, or automation of (radio)chemical processes (a plus);
- Be driven, goal-oriented, and highly conscious of quality and safety standards.
What You Can Expect
Challenging Projects: Manage diverse, high-responsibility projects combining user requirements with strict safety and quality standards.
Mentorship and Development: Work closely with experienced team members and your manager to grow professionally and build your network within NRG PALLAS.
Personal Development Plan: Together, we’ll design a roadmap for your career growth.
Terms of employment
Besides an interesting position and meaningful work, NRG also offers you good terms of employment.
Modern employment conditions package in line with the market:
- A market-based salary;
- 27 vacation days and 12 days of flex time;
- 8.3% year-end bonus and 8% vacation allowance;
- Pension with the ABP; NRG pays 70% of the premium;
- Commuting expenses are reimbursed at € 0.23 per k/m, up to a maximum of 50 km one way; Public transport expenses are reimbursed 100%.
Personal development
- An onboarding program for everyone new to the company;
- An annual training budget and room for your own wishes;
- Flexibility and work-life balance;
- Possibility to buy 2 weeks extra leave per year;
- Partially working from home is an option.
Fun activities
- An active staff association that organizes many social and sporting events every year;
- The opportunity during your lunch break to take a walk in the beautiful dune area or to use our company restaurant.
Information & application
Learn more about this position or our company, please contact our corporate recruiter Nancy Roggeveen at +31 (0)6-15590245 or email recruitment@nrg.eu.
For more information about our company, check out our corporate company page.