Project Engineer Building Electricity & Security

Are you ready for the next step in your career? As a technical specialist in the Life Science sector, you work on technologies that improve lives. You play a key role in the development and optimization of systems for drug production, medical devices and biotechnology, for example.

Your work is crucial to the success of these projects.

Responsibilities

• End-to-end management and execution of Building Automation projects, specifically related to electricity, instrumentation, and various special techniques such as fire detection, burglary detection, CCTV, access control, intercom, and gas monitoring.
• This encompasses the design, development, commissioning, and as-built documentation of these installations.
• Key services include translating electrical needs into designs while adhering to standards and regulations, overseeing contractors for electrical works, monitoring budgets, and defining/following safety rules in collaboration with the construction management team and EHS department.
• The service involves providing technical input within multidisciplinary project teams (HVAC, utilities, equipment), and managing suppliers for design and commissioning.
• Service resources also provide second-line support for building security systems, troubleshooting issues and ensuring plans remain updated

Requirements

• Master's degree in an engineering field such as industrial, civil, or bio-engineering, or electrical/electronic engineering.
• Perfect command of Dutch and English is often required.
• Resources should possess extensive electrical knowledge, including norms like EN60204, and instrumentation knowledge (e.g., VSD, profibus, profinet).
• Experience with PLC/SCADA systems (S7, WinCC, Tia Portal) is a significant advantage.
• Critical soft skills include strong communication and interpersonal abilities, the capacity to work independently and as a team player, a proactive and results-focused approach, and strong technical writing skills.
• Experience in a GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices) or pharmaceutical environment is crucial, along with knowledge of validation and risk assessment tools like FMEA.
• Some projects may also require flexibility for shift work or weekend coverage

At STAR, your career is our focus. We connect you with challenging projects, offer personal guidance and create opportunities with clients you are excited about.

Together we make sure you get the most out of your career.