Day in the life Jeremy, Technical Project Manager, Switzerland What inspired you to become an engineer? Lego Technic started it! Then at 17, I discovered Pharmaceutical engineering through an observational internship at an OSD manufacturing plant. I was fascinated by all the engineered components that transformed a powder into tablets to improve people’s health. What are you currently working on? I’m currently managing five different projects for the Project Engineering Unit at the client’s Cell & Gene Therapy platform in Switzerland. These have wide ranging scope of services that includes overall project coordination for process, E&I, automation, construction, installation, CQV and handover as well as conducting technical procurement of products/services, controlling costs and schedule, reporting KPI to clients. Your biggest challenge to date? In early 2020, I started working on two projects, both at execution stage. Shortly after that, we all had to work from home due to the Coronavirus. As a new team member, onboarding remotely in a complex matrix environment was certainly a challenge, as was getting to know my stakeholders and engaging them for successful project delivery. What attracted you to PM Group? PM Group is known as being a leader in delivering pharma projects and initially the scale of projects attracted me. Also the fact that it’s an employee owned company.