Electrical & Instrumentation Engineer (Pharma)

Accentuate Staffing has partnered with a global life sciences manufacturing organization to support the hiring of an Electrical & Instrumentation Engineer. This role plays a critical part in delivering capital projects that support regulated production operations, reliability, and long-term site growth within a compliance-driven environment.

The ideal candidate brings strong electrical and instrumentation engineering experience within complex industrial facilities and enjoys working across the full project lifecycle. This position requires hands-on technical execution, cross-functional coordination, and direct involvement in construction, commissioning, and startup activities while maintaining strict adherence to quality and regulatory expectations.

Responsibilities:

• Lead electrical and instrumentation engineering activities across capital projects, managing assigned scope, schedule, and cost
• Design and review low-voltage power distribution, motor control systems, single-line diagrams, and control schematics
• Specify, select, and size instrumentation, control hardware, and electrical components in alignment with P&IDs and site standards
• Develop equipment specifications, bid packages, vendor evaluations, and support factory acceptance testing
• Provide on-site construction support, contractor coordination, technical clarification, and field supervision
• Execute equipment startup, commissioning protocols, documentation turnover, and ensure compliance with regulated manufacturing requirements

Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or a related engineering discipline
• 5+ years (Staff level) or 8+ years (Principal level) of relevant engineering experience in pharmaceutical, biotech, chemical, or regulated manufacturing environments
• Strong working knowledge of low-voltage electrical systems, motor control, instrumentation, and NFPA 70 requirements
• Experience supporting capital projects through design, construction, startup, and commissioning phases
• Familiarity with GMP/GxP environments, including change control, validation, and quality oversight
• Professional Engineer license preferred; ability to support occasional international travel