CUB utility generation, storage, treatment, and distribution, including steam, heating and cooling, compressed air, gases, and water systems within the assigned scope; Clean or process utilities where allocated to the CUB scope, including defined interfaces with manufacturing facilities; Wastewater collection, segregation, equalization, treatment, chemical dosing, sludge handling, monitoring, and discharge systems, as applicable; Incinerator waste-feed systems, combustion equipment, fuel supply, emissions controls, monitoring, and residue-handling systems; Associated equipment, piping, instrumentation, controls, electrical interfaces, and supporting building services; Utility-demand and waste-load assessments, design criteria, equipment specifications, operating requirements, and system interfaces; Integrated commissioning, applicable qualification, environmental-performance testing, start-up, and handover; Assigned engineering, commissioning, qualification, and start-up budgets and resources. Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Chemical, Environmental, Process Engineering, or a related discipline; Typically 10 or more years of relevant utility, industrial-treatment, or regulated-manufacturing engineering experience; Demonstrated leadership of engineering, commissioning, and start-up for major utility or environmental-infrastructure projects; Broad experience across central utilities and treatment systems, with demonstrated ability to lead specialist engineers; Strong understanding of equipment integration, utility reliability, process safety, environmental-performance requirements, and applicable GMP utility qualification; Proven multidisciplinary leadership, supplier management, troubleshooting, cost management, and communication skills; Fluent English required.