Associate-Laboratory Instrumentation

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Responsibilities:

• Coordinate maintenance for laboratory instruments.
• Provide troubleshooting support to the area for mechanical and Computerized systems
• Establish and sustain quality systems to ensure the proper performance of the laboratory instruments.
• Provide technical support to the QC laboratory in instrument and system related issues.
• Manage projects and daily tasks following the established procedures, corporate policies and regulatory standards
• Ensure that any deviations are fully recorded and investigated.
• Ensure that laboratory controls are followed and documented at the time of performance.
• Be a Champion on safety aspects and lead the safety culture plan for Laboratories.
• Interact with regulatory agencies during inspections related to GMP and HSE (FDA, EMEA, OSHA, EPA, DEA and others).

Basic Requirements:

• BS in Chemistry
• Three years of experience in the pharmaceutical field with strong technical knowledge and background in Analytical Laboratory Instruments qualification and/or working with analytical instruments
• Knowledge of laboratory processes

Additional Skills:

• Strong knowledge and technical expertise in compliance cGMPs, laboratory practices, data integrity concepts and quality systems
• Ability to lead and work in a team environment
• Demonstrated ability to interpret and apply standards to different situations and decision making by understanding site needs and applying good problem-solving skills
• Fully Bilingual (English/Spanish)
• Demonstrated learning agility and ability to think creatively; try new ideas and apply learnings
• Strong collaboration with colleagues at all levels
• Ability to take initiative, be assertive, lead by example and build high-quality relationships
• Highly flexible, adapting to changes in priorities, requirements and processes is required
• Strong compliance mindset and sound judgment

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