GMP pharmaceutical, purification designer

Job Responsibilities:

1. Responsible for the process design of medical workshop, medical treatment, operating room, clean room, etc.;

2. Communicate with customers, understand customer needs and form architectural language, and independently or assist design managers to complete process plane planning and design, report texts, and project reports;

3. Coordinate and communicate with the Architectural Design Institute to jointly promote the progress of the project and ensure the progress of the design;

4. Communicate with the company's internal mechanical and electrical design expertise;

5. Project management, customer management, design and engineering bidding, and assist the sales department in closing transactions.

6. Organize and arrange various meetings of the project;

7. As a member of the project team, complete the project manager to complete the work before, during and after the project、 Other work assigned by the leader；

Job Requirements:

1. It is required to have strong initiative, be practical and hardworking, and be able to adapt to staged high-intensity work;

2. Have good self-learning ability and spirit of exploration, understand and research various experimental principles, techniques and specifications;

3. Proficient in commonly used software;

4. Can accept short-term business trips;

5. Good communication and expression skills;

6. Experience in the design of various laboratories such as various GMP pharmaceutical workshops, medical equipment, clean rooms, animal rooms, and high-level biosafety laboratories is preferred;

7. Majors in architecture, HVAC, and environmental engineering are preferred;

8. The company provides various laboratory process design professional training and forum learning opportunities, and has the opportunity to contact various national key laboratories, government laboratories, famous enterprise laboratories, and laboratory projects of various colleges and universities. Those who wish to develop in the direction of scientific research and architectural craft design are preferred.