AMS Project Engineer

Work Schedule Standard (Mon-Fri) Environmental Conditions Some degree of PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) required (safety glasses, gowning, gloves, lab coat, ear plugs etc.) Job Description Role Purpose Provide hands-on technical services for AMS projects. The role supports equipment relocation, inspection, preventive maintenance, troubleshooting and repair, while continuously expanding internal technical capabilities and reusable service knowledge. Key Responsibilities Inspect, install, start up, maintain, troubleshoot and repair general laboratory equipment within the company’s approved technical scope. Deliver planned and corrective services for AMS contract customers, including equipment condition checks, preventive maintenance, fault diagnosis, basic repair and service follow-up. Support relocation projects through site surveys, equipment-list verification, technical planning, move preparation, execution support and final acceptance. Assess equipment configurations and site conditions, including power, gas, water, network, ventilation, access and other installation requirements. Develop technical scopes, method statements, risk assessments, resource estimates, maintenance checklists and acceptance criteria. Coordinate OEM engineers and third-party service partners, provide technical guidance, review service reports and perform quality inspections. Support Project Managers with technical schedules, risks, issue resolution, change evidence, customer communication and completion documentation. Identify additional customer needs and convert project documents, maintenance records, fault cases and lessons learned into SOPs, troubleshooting guides and a reusable technical knowledge base. Key Qualifications and Capabilities Bachelor’s degree or above in instrumentation, automation, electrical, mechanical, biomedical, chemical engineering or a related discipline. At least three years of hands-on experience in laboratory equipment installation, inspection, maintenance, troubleshooting, repair or relocation. Proven hands-on capability with multiple types of general laboratory equipment, supported by clear examples of work personally completed. Practical experience in equipment condition assessment, preventive maintenance, fault diagnosis and basic repair. Experience in relocation support, including site surveys, equipment-list verification, installation-condition assessment and technical execution. Basic HPLC and GC service capability, with an understanding of key modules, fluid paths, gas supply, installation requirements and common faults. Strong coordination, customer communication and service awareness, with the ability to identify additional maintenance, repair, relocation or asset-management needs. Strong learning agility and technical curiosity, with the ability to independently learn unfamiliar equipment and systematically convert experience into reusable knowledge.