Whether you're applying for a process engineer position in the agricultural, chemical, mineral food, or pharmaceutical industry, you have to prove to employers that you have a strong understanding of everything that goes into the position. Depending on the size of the company you want to work for, your responsibilities may include researching new technology, collecting statistics, installing new equipment, overseeing operation personnel, and budgeting. Expect to talk about your research, organization, and teamwork skills.
what is the validation process in pharma/biotech. Do you know how to operate equipment. I can run every equipment bc i have 30 years experience at the largest richest generic PD/MTS/Manufacturing sites in the world. The manufacturing site was 1.2 million square foot
Tell me about yourself and work experience.
One question asked was regarding how I handled working with a past coworker/customer who was confrontation.
why i didn't apply for a bigger company
Tell us about sometime you worked as a team to solve a problem.
Tell us in detail about your work experience
How comfortable I was with handling new situation and handling customer care.
Asked questions such as does maximum has absorption happen at high or low pressures. Also asked about a time when I had to troubleshoot a problem. General questions on my CV were also asked.
Self introduction. Written test ie essay about one topic given by them
Q2 astounded me: A SAS long-timer asked me an elementary rote process-control question that made me realize that I had not adequately communicated either through my resume or ‘tell about yourself’ slide show's many deep, detailed pre- answers to their question.... Hel-lo? A2: Cheerfully elementary and rote.
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