FAQs
What is the primary role of a PAS-X Modeler Consultant at Capgemini Engineering?
The primary role involves driving innovation and leadership in digital transformation projects within the pharmaceutical industry, focusing on designing and updating manufacturing batch records (MBR), electronic batch record (EBR), and other related documentation in WERUM PAS-X.
What qualifications are required for the PAS-X Modeler Consultant position?
Candidates should have a Bachelor's degree or higher in Computer Science, Pharmaceutical Sciences, or a related scientific field, along with 3-7 years of experience in manufacturing projects within the pharmaceutical formulation and biotech sectors.
Is experience with WERUM PAS-X MES Platform necessary for this position?
Yes, proficiency with the WERUM PAS-X MES Platform is a key requirement for the role.
What kind of projects will the PAS-X Modeler Consultant be involved in?
The consultant will be involved in a groundbreaking digital transformation project for a leading global pharmaceutical company, focusing on multiple manufacturing sites.
Are there opportunities for professional growth in this role?
Yes, the position offers clear pathways for professional growth and leadership development within a global, multi-year program.
Is fluency in English mandatory for this position?
Yes, fluency in English is required for effective communication in this role.
Does the company promote inclusion and diversity?
Yes, Capgemini Engineering is committed to fostering an inclusive work environment that values diverse talents and backgrounds.
Will the PAS-X Modeler Consultant be involved in testing and review processes?
Yes, the role includes conducting testing and reviewing created MBRs for site deployment to ensure quality and compliance.
What types of documents will the PAS-X Modeler Consultant create?
The consultant will create various documents such as Master Batch Records (MBR), GxP documentation, and process flow visions, among others.
Is knowledge of ISA95/S88 standards required for this position?
Yes, knowledge of ISA95/S88 standards, GxP, GAMP, and 21 CFR Part 11 is important for understanding the regulatory framework within which the pharmaceutical industry operates.