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Process Integration Engineer 2 (Contract Manufacturers Operation)

IlluminaSingaporePosted 20 May 2026

Illumina is seeking a Process Integration Engineer in Singapore to support genomic product development and contract manufacturer operations. The role focuses on new product introduction, production support, failure analysis, and driving yield improvements in a life-science regulated environment. Candidates must have experience in engineering, process development, and quality assurance. This position offers the opportunity to contribute to life-changing genomic technologies.

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Experience

2+ years

Function

Engineering

Work mode

Onsite, Singapore

Company

Tier 2

What you will work on

Illumina is seeking a Process Integration Engineer in Singapore to support genomic product development and contract manufacturer operations. The role focuses on new product introduction, production support, failure analysis, and driving yield improvements in a life-science regulated environment. Candidates must have experience in engineering, process development, and quality assurance. This position offers the opportunity to contribute to life-changing genomic technologies.

TAL's take

Quality 65/1005/5 clarityTier 2 company

Solid role at a well-known global biotech company with clearly defined engineering responsibilities and impact.

Highly specific job description outlining responsibilities in process integration, NPI, and contract manufacturer coordination.

Salaries at Illumina

27.9 LPA average

Based on 2 Grapevine salary entries for Illumina.

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Engineering

8 - 10 years | L1

28 LPA average

Range: 28 - 28 LPA

Other roles

12 - 14 years | P5

27 LPA average

Range: 27 - 27 LPA

Must haves

  • Bachelor's or Master's in Engineering/Science (Chemistry, Mechanical, Electrical, Biomedical, or related)
  • Minimum 2 years of work experience in biotech industry
  • Skilled in yield engineering, continuous improvement and failure analysis
  • Good understanding of manufacturing processes and quality assurance
  • Excellent analytical, problem solving and project management skills

Tools and skills

failure analysisroot cause identificationdesign-for-manufacturing (dfm)fmeaprocess controlyield engineering

Nice to have: biotech industry experience, semiconductor manufacturing, fda-regulated environment, wafer fabrication, biochemistry process, back-end packaging assembly, cmo management.

About the company

Global biotechnology company in the genomics sector, established but not a tier-1 software tech company.

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