Salary Range:43,500.00 - 80,700.00Job Description Summary#LI-HybridLocation: La Almunia de Doña Godina, SpainThis role is La Almunia de Doña Godina, Spain. Novartis is unable to offer relocation support for this role: please only apply if this location is accessible for you. The Project Engineer & Capex Lead is responsible for managing small to medium-sized engineering projects and organizational changes, ensuring delivery on time, within scope, and in compliance with quality, safety, and regulatory standards. This role partners closely with internal stakeholders across multiple functions, global engineering teams, and external vendors or contractors to successfully execute CAPEX initiatives and technical projects.Job DescriptionMajor accountabilities: Lead and coordinate small to medium engineering projects and site changes, ensuring alignment with business priorities, project timelines, GMP requirements, and stakeholder expectations.Prepare, review, and approve project documentation, including drawings, schedules, layouts, diagrams, calculations, datasheets,



and technical specifications.Own and support the local CAPEX process, including project definition, planning, reporting, tracking, and advancement through the required approval stages.Serve as the local engineering reference for global technical projects and support the implementation of general engineering initiatives at site level.Align project strategies, scope, milestones, and execution plans with local and global stakeholders to ensure effective decision-making and smooth implementation.Develop and manage vendor and contractor strategies, including contractual frameworks, technical evaluations, coordination, and performance follow-up.Drive continuous improvement in the design of equipment, utilities, and facilities to ensure high standards of reliability, quality, compliance, safety, and operational efficiency.Support asset lifecycle management by contributing to asset strategy, FMEA, risk assessments, com

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