Quality Control Laboratory Method Scripter

Posted 3 days ago

global channel managementIndianapolis (IN)

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Quality Control Laboratory Method Scripter Indianapolis, IN, United States $ 38.00 - 39.00 (US Dollar) Quality Control Laboratory Method Scripter needs 3+ years experience Quality Control Laboratory Method Scripter requires: Bachelor's degree in a scientific field, computer science, or related area. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Proficiency in Microsoft Word. Ability to read and write formulas in Microsoft Excel. Experience with computer scripting or programming in any language is desirable. Prior experience in a GMP laboratory environment is highly desirable. Basic understanding of XML and its applications in data structuring is beneficial Quality Control Laboratory Method Scripter duties: Script analytical methods into the electronic laboratory execution system (LES), Convert paper-based laboratory methods into digital formats for an electronic laboratory notebook (ELN). Enhance the efficiency and accuracy of our quality control processes. Develop and write scripts to translate paper-based laboratory methods into an electronic laboratory notebook. Review, revise, and rigorously test method scripts, including data parsing, to ensure reliability. Develop techniques to read and process data from scientific testing equipment into the electronic laboratory notebook.

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