Senior Engineer - Development Infrastructure

Catalyx is on the lookout for a skilled Validation Engineer to become a vital part of our team at our customer site in Cork.About Us:Catalyx is a pioneering machine vision and automation company dedicated to merging innovative technology with human expertise to empower global manufacturers and logistics firms to attain cutting-edge standards in quality and efficiency. With over three decades of experience, the creators behind Catalyx have continuously refined operational processes in highly regulated sectors through the invention of new technology applications and the provision of expert technical support. Our global presence spans 9 offices, with a workforce of over 550 professionals and more than 3,000 successful projects completed. We possess the expertise and reach to tackle unique process challenges on a large scale and are committed to pursuing what has never been achieved before. For more details, visit www.catalyx.ai.The Opportunity:As a Validation Engineer, you will play an integral role in supporting commissioning, qualification, and validation activities within a GMP-compliant manufacturing environment. Reporting to the CQV Manager, you will collaborate closely with cross-functional teams to ensure that systems, utilities, laboratory equipment, and manufacturing processes remain compliant and validated throughout their operational lifecycle.Your responsibilities will include maintaining existing validated systems and assisting in the implementation of new systems and process enhancements within both manufacturing and laboratory settings.Your Responsibilities:Assist in validation activities across facilities, utilities, equipment, and analytical systems within a GMP-regulated manufacturing context.Participate in the planning and execution of qualification tasks, including FUE Qualification, Computerized System Validation (CSV), and validation support for New Product Introductions and change initiatives.Contribute to the creation and upkeep of Validation Master Plans, validation protocols, reports, and associated documentation.Ensure compliance of validated systems and equipment, maintaining alignment with regulatory standards and site protocols.Facilitate the qualification and validation of critical systems, including HVAC, temperature-controlled environments, cleaning and steaming systems, autoclaves, and related process utilities.Draft, review, and aid in the approval of validation documents, such as protocols, reports, change controls, deviations, and CAPAs.Collaborate with cross-functional teams, including Manufacturing, Process Development, Quality Control, Quality Assurance, and Regulatory Affairs, to coordinate validation activities.

Catalyx is actively searching for a dedicated Validation Engineer to become a key member of our team, working directly at our customer site in Cork.About Us:At Catalyx, we are a pioneering company in machine vision and automation, committed to merging technology and human expertise to elevate global manufacturing and logistics to unprecedented standards of quality and efficiency. With over three decades of experience, our team has been transforming operational processes across highly regulated sectors by innovating new technological applications and providing expert support. Operating from 9 global offices with a team of over 550 professionals, we have successfully executed more than 3,000 projects and continue to tackle unique challenges with a forward-thinking approach. Discover more about us at www.catalyx.ai.Your Role:As a Validation Engineer, you will play a vital role in supporting commissioning, qualification, and validation processes within a GMP-regulated manufacturing setting. Reporting to the CQV Manager, you will collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure that all systems, utilities, laboratory equipment, and manufacturing processes are compliant and validated throughout their lifecycle.This role requires the maintenance of existing validated systems and active involvement in the implementation of new systems and process enhancements across both manufacturing and laboratory environments.Key Responsibilities:Facilitate validation activities across utilities, equipment, analytical systems, and facilities in a GMP-regulated manufacturing environment.Assist in planning and executing qualification activities, including FUE Qualification, Computerized System Validation (CSV), and validation for New Product Introductions and change initiatives.Contribute to the creation and upkeep of Validation Master Plans, validation protocols, reports, and related documentation.Ensure validation compliance for existing systems and equipment, maintaining alignment with regulatory standards and site procedures.Support the qualification and validation of critical systems, including HVAC, temperature-controlled environments, cleaning and steaming systems, autoclaves, and associated process utilities.Prepare, review, and facilitate the approval of validation documentation, including protocols, reports, change controls, deviations, and CAPAs.Coordinate validation efforts with cross-functional teams including Manufacturing, Process Development, Quality Control, Quality Assurance, and Regulatory Affairs.

Location: Cork, Ireland (customer site) About Catalyx Catalyx specializes in optimizing operational processes for the life sciences sector. With a strong footprint in North America and Europe, the company delivers automation and lifecycle services supporting R&D, production, packaging, and delivery worldwide. Catalyx formed in 2022 from the merger of CXV Global (including Crest Solutions, Xyntek, and VistaLink) and Panacea Technologies, bringing together over thirty years of industry experience. The team focuses on partnership, efficiency, performance, and safety in highly regulated, production-driven environments. Learn more at www.catalyx.ai. Role Overview The IT Validation Specialist will help ensure that IT systems and software at Catalyx meet regulatory requirements, operational standards, and best practices in the pharmaceutical sector. This role is suited for professionals with a strong background in IT infrastructure, computer system validation (CSV), and regulatory compliance, especially within pharmaceutical or similarly regulated industries.

Location: CorkCompany: Catalyx Catalyx specializes in machine vision and automation for manufacturers and logistics firms across the globe. With a 30-year track record, the team works with highly regulated industries, applying technology and expertise to improve operations. Catalyx operates in nine countries, employs over 550 professionals, and has delivered more than 3,000 projects. More details can be found at www.catalyx.ai. Role overview The Computer Systems Validation Engineer - Lab IT Systems plays a key role in validating laboratory software and instrumentation within a regulated environment. The position bridges IT infrastructure and lab operations, ensuring that applications, instruments, and supporting systems comply with validation and regulatory standards. Collaboration with IT, Quality Assurance, Laboratory Operations, and Automation teams is central to this role. Strong technical understanding of both IT systems and laboratory applications is essential. Main responsibilities Lead and execute Computer Systems Validation (CSV) activities for Lab IT Systems, including laboratory software, instruments, and integrated platforms. Prepare, review, and approve validation documentation such as Installation Qualification (IQ), Operational Qualification (OQ), and Performance Qualification (PQ), ensuring these align with laboratory systems and IT infrastructure. Validate laboratory systems such as LIMS, CDS, ELN, and other GxP-compliant applications to meet regulatory requirements. Support installation, configuration, and qualification of laboratory environments, covering both instrument software and connected systems. Conduct risk assessments related to lab system architecture, data integrity, and system interfaces. Collaborate with IT teams on system builds, upgrades, patches, and deployments that impact lab systems to maintain validated status. Troubleshoot validation and system issues involving laboratory applications and IT systems.

This Computer Systems Validation Engineer (Lab IT Focus) position is based in Cork with Catalyx. The role centers on validating laboratory software, instruments, and IT environments in regulated settings. This work connects IT infrastructure and lab operations, ensuring laboratory applications and systems meet compliance and validation standards. Role overview As a CSV Engineer focused on Lab IT, the position involves close collaboration with IT, QA, Lab Operations, and Automation teams. Responsibilities include implementing, validating, and maintaining lab systems to meet both regulatory and internal requirements. Strong technical knowledge of IT systems and laboratory applications is required to succeed in this role. What you will do Lead and execute Computer Systems Validation activities for lab IT systems, including lab software, instruments, and integrated platforms. Draft, review, and approve validation documents (IQ, OQ, PQ) to ensure alignment with lab systems and IT infrastructure. Validate laboratory systems such as LIMS, CDS, ELN, and other GxP-relevant applications to meet regulatory standards. Support installation, configuration, and qualification of lab environments, including instrument software and connected systems. Perform risk assessments on lab system architecture, data integrity, and system interfaces. Work with IT teams on system builds, upgrades, patching, and deployments that impact lab systems to maintain validation status. Troubleshoot validation and system issues to support uninterrupted lab operations. About Catalyx Catalyx has over thirty years of experience in machine vision and automation, supporting manufacturers and logistics firms worldwide. With more than 550 specialists across nine offices, the team has delivered over 3,000 projects. Catalyx advances technology applications and provides technical support to clients globally. More information is available at www.catalyx.ai.

Catalyx is hiring an IT Validation Specialist to join our team at a client site in Cork. About Catalyx Catalyx specializes in operational process science, supporting organizations in R&D, production, packaging, and delivery across North America and Europe. Formed in 2022 from the merger of CXV Global (Crest Solutions, Xyntek, and VistaLink) and Panacea Technologies, Catalyx builds on more than 30 years of experience helping production-focused, highly regulated industries improve efficiency, performance, and safety. Learn more about our services at www.catalyx.ai. Role Overview This IT Validation Specialist position focuses on supporting pharmaceutical operations. The role ensures IT systems and software comply with regulatory requirements, operational standards, and industry best practices. The position is based on-site in Cork within the client’s pharmaceutical environment. What You Will Do Validate IT systems and software to meet regulatory and operational standards Apply computer system validation (CSV) principles in a regulated setting Support compliance efforts for IT infrastructure and related technologies What We Are Looking For Proven experience in IT infrastructure and computer system validation Background in regulatory compliance, ideally within pharmaceuticals or other highly regulated industries

Role overview syscogb is hiring a Services Engineer in Cork. This role focuses on delivering technical solutions and supporting systems that help clients achieve their goals. The Services Engineer works hands-on to implement, maintain, and improve technology platforms that keep daily operations running reliably. What you will do Implement and configure systems based on client requirements Maintain and monitor existing platforms for performance and reliability Optimize processes and workflows to improve efficiency Troubleshoot technical issues and resolve them promptly Impact Expertise in this role helps syscogb deliver consistent, high-quality service to clients and ensures smooth business operations.

Role Overview AECOM is seeking an Electrical Engineer with a focus on substations to join the team in Cork. This role centers on designing and implementing electrical systems for a range of projects. The work supports clients in building reliable and efficient infrastructure. What You Will Do Design electrical systems for substations, ensuring technical accuracy and adherence to project requirements Work closely with colleagues from other disciplines to develop solutions that align with client goals Support project delivery from early design through implementation, with attention to industry standards and safety Contribute expertise to enhance energy efficiency and infrastructure reliability Collaboration and Impact This position involves regular teamwork with professionals across engineering fields. The work directly shapes the performance and reliability of electrical infrastructure for AECOM clients.

Join AECOM as a Senior Civil Reservoir Engineer and leverage your expertise to design and manage innovative water resource projects. In this pivotal role, you will collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure the successful delivery of reservoir engineering solutions that meet both client and regulatory requirements. Your insights will directly contribute to enhancing our water management strategies.

Embark on your journey with us and flourish!At AECOM, we take pride in our extensive Water Team that operates globally, comprising around 600 water specialists in our offices throughout the UK and Ireland. We continuously strive to innovate and are eager to welcome talented, committed, and enthusiastic individuals to our ranks.The Ireland Water Team is at the forefront of executing vital water infrastructure projects nationwide, primarily through significant national programs for Uisce Éireann (Irish Water). AECOM has been a steadfast partner of Uisce Éireann since the inception of its Resident Engineer program seven years ago. We are currently seeking Mechanical & Electrical (M&E) Resident Engineers (Senior M&E REs, M&E REs & Assistant M&E REs) to expand our team and support the execution of Uisce Éireann’s Capital Investment Plan.As a Mechanical & Electrical (M&E) Resident Engineer, you will collaborate with Uisce Éireann framework providers to ensure the projects meet the highest quality standards. Your responsibilities will encompass major water and wastewater infrastructure and non-infrastructure projects, including the development and enhancement of water and wastewater treatment plants, pumping stations, the National Generator program, Electrical Upgrade program, and capital maintenance projects across all counties in the Republic of Ireland.In line with the commitment to safety that Uisce Éireann and AECOM uphold, you will act as a safety ambassador in this role, proactively fostering a safety culture and ensuring that all safety policies and standards are implemented on the construction projects.Key Responsibilities:Focus on the Mechanical & Electrical components of the projects.Oversee the execution of site-based infrastructure projects for Uisce Éireann, ensuring adherence to health & safety, quality, environmental, program, and budgetary requirements.Evaluate and monitor contractor documentation and performance, including MEICA design submissions, RAMS, quality plans, FDS, commissioning plans, and compliance with contractual obligations.Supervise MEICA construction activities, conduct safety reviews, and quality audits, ensuring work is carried out safely in accordance with equipment specifications and approved plans.Oversee commissioning activities, including FAT, SAT testing, system testing, process proving, and compliance with performance guarantees.Manage commercial elements of contracts, including evaluating interim and final accounts, variations, claims, and contractor performance against KPIs.Foster and maintain effective communication with the Project Team, Employer’s Representative, Local Authorities, utility providers, landowners, and the public to ensure coordination and transparency.

Role Overview AECOM is hiring a Principal Electrical Engineer with a focus on substations, based in Cork. This position centers on leading design projects for substation systems, with an emphasis on meeting industry standards and supporting a collaborative team culture. What You Will Do Lead the design and delivery of substation projects from concept through completion Ensure all solutions comply with current electrical engineering standards and regulations Promote efficient and sustainable engineering practices within the team Encourage knowledge sharing and teamwork among colleagues

About the Role AECOM is hiring an Electrical Engineer focused on substations in Cork. This position centers on designing, developing, and implementing electrical systems that support substation operations. The work directly impacts the reliability and safety of critical infrastructure. What You Will Do Create and refine electrical system designs for substations Develop technical solutions tailored to client requirements Work closely with engineers and project managers throughout project lifecycles Collaboration Expect to partner with a skilled team of engineers and project managers. Together, the group delivers solutions that help clients achieve their project goals.

About the Role AECOM is looking for an Electrical Engineer with a focus on substations to join the team in Cork. The position centers on designing and implementing electrical systems for substations, with an emphasis on meeting industry standards and client requirements. Main Responsibilities Design and develop electrical systems for substations, covering protection, control, and automation aspects. Carry out feasibility studies and technical assessments to support project planning. Work closely with colleagues from various disciplines to deliver well-coordinated projects. Prepare technical reports and maintain clear project documentation. Communicate effectively with clients and stakeholders throughout project phases.

About the Role AECOM is hiring a Development Infrastructure Engineer in Cork. This position focuses on designing and delivering infrastructure solutions for a range of projects. The work supports community needs and sustainable growth. What You Will Do Design and implement infrastructure systems for development projects Work closely with colleagues in a collaborative setting Contribute technical expertise to projects that shape local communities Support sustainable development through practical engineering solutions

About NETGEARNETGEAR is a leader in delivering exceptional connectivity and robust cybersecurity solutions through cutting-edge hardware, innovative cloud services, and seamless mobile experiences. We empower both homes and businesses with intelligent networking, subscription services, and secure digital experiences across our Consumer and Enterprise divisions.Our mission is to transform our cloud ecosystem into a unified, scalable platform that drives innovation, safeguards essential revenue systems, and equips engineering teams to achieve peak performance.Role OverviewLocation: Cork office - NETGEAR's European HeadquartersWorking Model: Hybrid, with 3 days per week on-siteReporting to: VP EngineeringAs the Director of Cloud & Engineering Enablement, you will spearhead the evolution of NETGEAR’s cloud platform into a modern, automation-driven, high-performance engineering ecosystem catering to both Consumer and Enterprise sectors.Your key responsibilities will include:Leading Cloud Platform Engineering initiativesOverseeing Site Reliability Engineering (SRE)Architecting Cloud solutionsManaging Cloud Shared Services such as account management, Stripe billing, AWS IoT agents, and cloud API infrastructureThis is a pivotal leadership role that will shape our culture, transitioning the organization from manual processes and reactive operations towards self-service infrastructure, engineered reliability, AI-driven development, and measurable engineering excellence.Your mandate is clear: eliminate friction, empower engineers, enhance operational velocity, safeguard revenue systems, and instill a resilient culture of ownership and operational discipline.

Role Overview AECOM is hiring a Principal Engineer for Development Infrastructure in Cork. This role focuses on designing and delivering infrastructure solutions that support sustainable and efficient engineering projects. What You Will Do Lead the design and implementation of infrastructure projects for development initiatives. Apply technical expertise to improve project outcomes and support sustainability goals. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to deliver high-quality engineering solutions.

Join AECOM as a Senior Civil Engineer specializing in Roads & Transportation in Cork, where your expertise will contribute to innovative and sustainable infrastructure projects. In this role, you will lead design initiatives, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, and ensure the delivery of high-quality engineering solutions that meet client needs.

Bright Machines is seeking a Site Service Engineer in Cork, County Cork to support the delivery and upkeep of advanced automation solutions. This position centers on hands-on work with customers, ensuring their systems operate smoothly and efficiently. Role overview The Site Service Engineer handles installation, maintenance, and optimization of Bright Machines products at client locations. The role involves direct interaction with customers to address technical needs and keep systems performing at their best. What you will do Install and set up automation products at customer sites Maintain and troubleshoot equipment to prevent or resolve issues Optimize system performance for ongoing reliability and efficiency Work closely with clients to understand requirements and provide technical support Collaboration This role involves regular communication with customers to deliver support and ensure satisfaction with Bright Machines solutions.

Join AECOM as a Graduate Civil Engineer specializing in streets and infrastructure projects in Cork. This is an exciting opportunity for recent graduates to apply their engineering skills in a dynamic environment focused on sustainable development and innovative engineering solutions. As part of our dedicated team, you will contribute to various projects aimed at enhancing urban infrastructure.