ELN Developer
software technologyNew Brunswick (NJ)
ELN Developer
Posted 4 days ago
software technologyNew Brunswick (NJ)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Title Subvending, only for approved vendorsONE AND DONE 30 min ivIV’ are from 2-3 tomorrow2-3 MONDAY- Tuesday next week100 percent remote Client is Bristol Myers Squibb. NeedsLIMSLABWAREELN DEVELOPMENTSearch StringLABWARE AND LIMS AND (“ELECTRONIC LAB NOTEBOOK” OR ELN) AND DEVELOPERJob Description
Responsibilities:
- Plans, designs, develops, and deploys new LIMS enhancements to global Labware instance. Reference Laboratory.
- Perform impact assessment before making any updates to the application as to not impact negatively existing functionalities.
- Troubleshoot to help support the validation team in completing their OQ of the configurations.
- Ensures that the LIMS application development meets our coding standards as well as regulatory requirements.
- Update or create technical design documentation for the projects assigned when appropriate.
- Document unit test and participate in code reviews.
- Experience and Technical Skills 5+years of developing LabWare LIMS in a gmp environment.5+ years of experience integrating lab instruments with Labware
- Experience working in a regulated environment
- Experience developing Crystal Reports
- Collaborate with management and other IT staff on best practice on implementing functionalities requirements to ensure development is accurate, scalable and easy to support.
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