Inteldot has over 15 years in the life sciences industry, with operations across Puerto Rico, the United States, Europe, and Japan. This is a great opportunity for one of our leading clients in Puerto Rico. Employment type: Full time and onsite role Role Summary The Scheduler / Planning Engineer is responsible for developing, maintaining, and analyzing detailed project schedules for capital projects within a regulated pharmaceutical environment. This role ensures accurate planning, progress tracking, and schedule performance reporting to support compliant, safe, and on-time project execution aligned with GMP and company standards. Key Responsibilities • Develop and maintain detailed project schedules using client approved scheduling tools. • Apply scheduling techniques including logic development, critical path analysis, resource leveling, and look-ahead planning. • Produce regular schedule updates, progress reports, and schedule performance analyses. • Perform schedule risk analysis and identify delays, conflicts, and dependencies across projects. • Coordinate with project teams to resolve scheduling issues and optimize execution sequencing. • Support integration and alignment of schedules across multiple capital projects. Requirements & Qualifications • Relevant technical degree in Engineering, Construction Management, or related field. • Minimum one (1) year of scheduling experience in the regulated industry. • Experience in project scheduling or planning within capital projects, preferably in pharmaceutical or regulated industries. • Familiarity with scheduling tools (e.g., Primavera P6 or equivalent). • Understanding of critical path method (CPM) and project planning principles. • Strong analytical and communication skills. • Bilingual (Spanish and English). Preferred Qualifications • Experience in pharmaceutical, biotechnology, or industrial construction projects. • Familiarity with GMP-regulated environments and project lifecycle phases (design, construction, commissioning). • Exposure to integrated project controls environments.