• Lead the end-to-end automation scope for EMS and BMS systems within the IFB project, ensuring timely and compliant project execution in line with cost, schedule, and quality targets. • Define and manage system architecture and interfaces between EMS/BMS and related systems (HVAC, cleanroom/Storage monitoring, SCADA, PCS/DCS, Data Historian, Utility, and MES). • Ensure EMS/BMS systems support GMP-critical monitoring (e.g., temperature, humidity, differential pressure, particle counts), facility control (e.g., AHU, lighting, access), and integration with alarm management. • Act as the primary point of contact for internal stakeholders (QA, CQV, CSV, Engineering, HSE, ITS) and external suppliers for EMS/BMS topics. • Support and supervise commissioning and qualification activities (e.g., AIV/ACO), including integration testing and functional verifications of GMP-critical systems. • Drive compliance with computerized systems validation (CSV) and data integrity (DI) standards as per GAMP5 and current regulatory expectations. • Provide and maintain comprehensive documentation such as User Requirement Specifications (URS), Functional Specifications (FS), and risk assessments. • Enable connectivity between EMS/BMS and digital platforms to facilitate advanced monitoring, predictive maintenance, and energy optimization.

• Degree in Automation, Building Technology, or related engineering discipline • Experience in delivering EMS/BMS systems in GMP-regulated pharma or biotech projects • Strong technical knowledge of building automation (e.g., Siemens Desigo, Honeywell, Johnson Controls, Schneider Electric, or similar) • Familiar with GxP-compliant HVAC/cleanroom systems and critical environmental monitoring • Proficient in CSV, GAMP5, and data integrity frameworks • Excellent project coordination and stakeholder management skills • Fluent in English; knowledge of Chinese or other languages is a plus