Product Lifecycle Engineer
Becton Dickinson · Franklin Lakes
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Role summary
Becton Dickinson seeks a Product Lifecycle Engineer to serve as the operations liaison for sustaining engineering projects across manufacturing sites. The role coordinates between platform project teams and facilities to translate requirements into executable actions, manage site readiness, and support on-time delivery of product changes. The position requires a bachelor's degree in engineering or related field, 3+ years in manufacturing or process engineering in regulated environments, and strong cross-functional communication skills.
What they're looking for
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Business Administration, Supply Chain, Project Management, or related field
- 3+ years manufacturing, sustaining engineering, process engineering, or product lifecycle experience in regulated industry
- Working knowledge of validation, change control, risk management, and manufacturing documentation
- Experience supporting cross-functional project teams with site execution responsibilities
- Strong communication and coordination skills with ability to influence without direct authority
- Experience operating in quality- and regulatory-controlled manufacturing environment
What you'll be doing
- Serve as operations representative and primary liaison between manufacturing sites and platform project teams
- Incorporate site and operations requirements into project scope, risk assessments, validation strategies, and implementation plans
- Coordinate site execution activities including validations, process studies, engineering work orders, and material trials
- Monitor site readiness and execution risks, escalating impacts and constraints to project leadership and PMO
- Ensure completion of documentation, change control activities, training coordination, and implementation closeout for site-impacting changes
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