As the Director of Facilities & Site Lead for the Scientific Portfolio at Amgen, Joe Jr. leverages his extensive experience in chemical engineering and business management to drive operational excellence across global facilities operations. With a robust background in pharmaceutical drug substance manufacturing and research...
As the Director of Facilities & Site Lead for the Scientific Portfolio at Amgen, Joe Jr. leverages his extensive experience in chemical engineering and business management to drive operational excellence across global facilities operations. With a robust background in pharmaceutical drug substance manufacturing and research and development, he plays a pivotal role in overseeing the Laboratory Asset Management Program, ensuring that laboratory environments are optimized for both efficiency and safety. His expertise in technology transfer and process safety is instrumental in facilitating seamless transitions from R&D to commercial manufacturing, thereby enhancing productivity and compliance with industry standards.
Joe Jr. is currently spearheading key projects that focus on the integration of innovative facility management practices within the scientific portfolio. His leadership in managing lab consumables and services, as well as specialty equipment programs, underscores his commitment to maintaining high-quality laboratory operations. By implementing a customer relationship management (CRM) approach, he fosters strong collaborations with internal stakeholders, ensuring that facility needs align with the overarching goals of scientific advancement.
His strategic vision is complemented by a hands-on approach to project management, where he emphasizes quality by design and hazard recognition throughout all phases of facility operations. Joe Jr.’s ability to conduct thorough cost analysis further enhances the efficiency of resource allocation, ultimately driving operational improvements. With a passion for fostering a culture of safety and excellence, he continues to position Amgen as a leader in the pharmaceutical industry, ensuring that the facilities not only meet current demands but are also prepared for future innovations.
