James Cooke
About James Cooke
James Cooke is a Manufacturing Engineer Technician at Abbott, where he has worked for 23 years. He specializes in process optimization and compliance with industry regulations, contributing to the development of commercial manufacturing facilities.
Work at Abbott
James Cooke has worked at Abbott as a Manufacturing Engineer Technician since 2001, accumulating 23 years of experience in this role. Based in Illinois, he is involved in various aspects of manufacturing engineering, particularly in the implementation of commercial manufacturing facilities. His responsibilities include facilitating CR implementation activities and developing pilot plants into fully operational production sites.
Education and Expertise
James Cooke studied at the University of Phoenix, where he earned an Associate's degree. His educational background supports his expertise in manufacturing engineering, particularly in optimizing processes to meet production goals. He possesses a strong understanding of current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP), ISO standards, and Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) due to his extensive experience in both research and development and commercial product groups.
Background
James Cooke has a long-standing career in the manufacturing sector, specifically within the medical device and pharmaceutical industries. His role as a Manufacturing Engineer Technician involves addressing equipment issues that affect product quality and ensuring compliance with industry regulations. He has developed a reputation for fostering a collaborative work environment that encourages open communication and knowledge sharing among team members.
Achievements in Process Optimization
Throughout his career, James Cooke has focused on optimizing existing manufacturing processes to enhance production efficiency. He has actively participated in audit-ready teams, preparing operators, engineers, and support staff for CE and FDA audits. His contributions have helped ensure that manufacturing operations align with regulatory standards and production requirements.