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Technical Consultant - MES ASPEN

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Senior/Lead MES technical consultant based in Singapore who leads end-to-end implementations of Aspen APEM MES at regulated pharmaceutical manufacturing sites — acting as SME for batch execution, EBR, genealogy, and deviation handling, and defining MES architecture aligned to ISA-88/ISA-95 and GxP quality standards.

Job Title : Senior / Lead MES Technical Consultant – Aspen APEM (Pharmaceutical MES)

Experience: 5+
Industry: Pharmaceutical / Life Sciences ONLY (Mandatory)
Location: Singapore

Role Overview

We are seeking a senior-level MES Aspen APEM Technical Consultant with deep, hands-on experience in pharmaceutical manufacturing environments.
This role is strictly open to professionals who have designed, implemented, and validated MES systems within regulated pharmaceutical facilities.

Candidates without pharmaceutical / life sciences MES experience will NOT be considered.

Mandatory Industry Requirement (Critical)

  • Minimum 9 + years of total experience, with significant and proven experience in the pharmaceutical manufacturing industry
  • Must have delivered MES implementations for pharma / biotech / API / drug product manufacturing sites
  • Must have worked in GxP-regulated environments and supported regulatory audits and inspections

Key Responsibilities

MES Technical & Solution Leadership (Pharma Focused)

  • Lead end‑to‑end Aspen APEM MES implementations for pharmaceutical manufacturing sites
  • Act as primary MES SME for batch manufacturing, EBR, genealogy, deviation handling, and controlled execution
  • Define MES architecture aligned to pharma processes, ISA‑88 / ISA‑95, and global quality standards


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