Electrical Engineer

GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) · Tuas, Singapore We are seeking an experienced Electrical Engineer to lead key activities in electrical operations, champion environmental, health and safety compliance, and provide expert-level support for complex operational issues. Key Responsibilities: Champion environmental, health and safety compliance across all electrical operations Lead commissioning, maintenance and optimization of electrical systems from Low Voltage to 22KV Provide expert-level support for complex operational issues and lead structured root cause investigations Oversee electrical capacity planning, system performance analysis and execution of expansion projects Review and validate scope, schedule and cost estimates for infrastructure upgrades Provide engineering oversight and technical guidance during design, construction and commissioning phases Conduct risk assessments and failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA) to eliminate single points of failure Mentor and develop electrical engineers and technicians through structured training programs Lead post-incident reviews and drive effective corrective and preventive actions Drive strategic initiatives focused on system capacity expansion, reliability improvement and energy efficiency Spearhead the deployment of advanced power quality solutions, predictive diagnostics and digital tools Collaborate with cross-functional teams to identify and implement AI- and data-driven solutions Skills and Qualifications: Degree in Electrical Engineering; Professional Engineer (PE) registration in Electrical Engineering is preferred Minimum of 15 years of experience in electrical engineering or a closely related field Extensive electrical engineering expertise with the ability to provide technical authority and approve complex electrical system designs Proven track record in CAPEX projects, including planning, execution and optimization of large-scale engineering investments Regulatory compliance, validation and audit management experience within pharmaceutical, biotechnology or other highly regulated industries