Manufacturing Scientist / Engineer – Tech Services Manufacturing Sciences (TSMS)
Manufacturing Scientist / Engineer – Tech Services Manufacturing Sciences (TSMS)
Posted 16 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Provide technical support for manufacturing operations, including process troubleshooting, investigations, and deviation support
- Support analytical testing, in-process controls, or final product release activities
- Develop and implement process improvements using data analysis and statistical monitoring
- Prepare and maintain technical documentation (reports, change controls, protocols, deviations, and regulatory support materials)
- Partner cross-functionally with engineering, manufacturing, quality, and development teams to deliver TSMS objectives
- What You Need to Succeed (minimum qualifications):Education:
- Bachelor's degree in Biochemistry, Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Biophysical Chemistry, Microbiology, Chemical Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, or a related scientific field
- Minimum 1-2 years of relevant laboratory, manufacturing, or internship experience
- Top 2 skills: Strong analytical/problem-solving skills and effective written and verbal communication
- What will give you a competitive edge (preferred qualifications):5+ years of relevant experience
- Experience in pharmaceutical, biotechnology, or regulated manufacturing environments
- Experience supporting laboratory testing or manufacturing process operations
- Understanding of GMP or regulated industry requirements
- Strong data analysis and statistical interpretation skills
- Demonstrated ability to work effectively in cross-functional teams
- We offer a comprehensive benefits package focusing on financial, physical, and mental well-being while encouraging our employees to pursue our purpose!
- Some highlights include: Multiple relocation packages
- Two weeklong shutdowns (mid-summer and year-end) in the US (in addition to PTO)8-week parental leave9 Employee Resource GroupsAnnual bonus offering
- Up to 6% 401K matching
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