Industrial Process Engineer

Description Drug Crafters Pharmacy is a rapidly growing, nationally licensed compounding pharmacy and an affiliate of NexPoint Advisors, a Dallas-based alternative investment and financial services firm. Drug Crafters specializes in hormone replacement therapy (HRT), peptides, weight management, and customized wellness solutions, supporting a nationwide provider network. About Us Our mission is to deliver high-quality, compliant compounded medications at scale through best-in-class facilities, cleanroom operations, and process excellence. Position Overview The Industrial Process Engineer is responsible for designing, analyzing, and improving end-to-end production workflows within Drug Crafters’ compounding operations. This role focuses on process flow, capacity planning, equipment utilization, risk reduction, and continuous improvement across sterile and non-sterile environments. This position is ideal for a process-oriented engineer with experience in compounding pharmacies, pharmaceutical manufacturing, or regulated cleanroom environments, who enjoys translating complexity into repeatable, efficient systems. Key Responsibilities Analyze, design, and optimize manufacturing and compounding workflows to improve efficiency, consistency, and throughput Develop process maps, capacity models, and standard work for sterile and non-sterile operations Partner with pharmacy, quality, and operations teams to ensure processes comply with USP 795, 797, 800, and 825 requirements Identify bottlenecks, failure modes, and operational risk areas; implement data-driven improvements Support cleanroom process flow, material movement, and segregation strategies Lead continuous improvement initiatives focused on waste reduction, quality improvement, and cycle-time optimization Support equipment selection and layout planning from a process-flow and scalability perspective Assist with process change management, documentation, and validation support Provide engineering input for expansion, new product introductions, and increased production volume Requirements Bachelor’s degree in Industrial Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related discipline 3+ years of experience in a compounding pharmacy, pharmaceutical manufacturing, or cleanroom-regulated environment Demonstrated experience optimizing production or manufacturing processes in regulated settings #J-18808-Ljbffr