Is Benjamin de Bruijne available for a pharma assignment?
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Yes, from January 2027. His current assignment as Digital Technology SME at a global biopharma leader, via Computacenter, runs until 31 December 2026. He is considering long assignments in Belgium, hybrid, as a DT SME, PMO or project manager in a GxP environment. Notice is two to four weeks depending on the context.
What are Benjamin de Bruijne's status and rate?
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Benjamin de Bruijne works as a freelancer, directly or through an intermediary, as is the case today with Computacenter. The daily rate is communicated on request, depending on the role, the duration and the regulatory load. He works in French and English, with working-level Dutch.
What is his experience with CSV validation and GAMP 5?
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Since September 2025 he has authored and managed computerised system validation deliverables in a GxP environment: URS, design specifications, CSV strategies, IQ/OQ/PQ protocols and reports, traceability matrices, change control. He applies GAMP 5 with a risk-proportionate effort and builds 21 CFR Part 11 and Annex 11 requirements in from the design stage.
Can he hold a PMO role rather than a technical one?
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Yes. His current assignment already includes structuring GP0→GP4 project governance, project kits, deliverable quality review and dashboards. He is a certified Project Manager, was a programme manager in the public sector and an internal consultant in banking, and has managed 200+ web projects as an independent. A PMO-oriented CV can be downloaded on this page.
What is his added value on AI in regulated environments?
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He uses AI models and APIs daily in his own products and he knows the GxP constraints. He can therefore frame the arrival of AI tools in a plant or a laboratory: justified use case, controlled data, risk-proportionate validation, traceable decisions, EU AI Act compliance. This combination is still rare among CSV consultants.