MS&T Scientist

Dublin

1 year ago

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The MS&T Scientist (Specialist) is responsible for contributing to the overall running of the MS&T Bioprocess Laboratory and working across site as part of a diverse and interdisciplinary team to build capability and knowledge in the manufacture of biologics at a Dublin based Biotech Multinational.

Responsibilities

Plan and execute analytical testing to support USP-DSP scale-down model establishments, satellite runs and investigation/improvement studies in the MS&T lab
Plan and execute DSP laboratory studies (i.e. chromatography runs, filter assessments)
Support the transfer of analytical methods into the MS&T laboratory.
Provide specialist analytical support to the site and the network for non-routine analysis and troubleshooting.
Experimental design, execution, data analysis and interpretation.
Author and review standard operating procedures and technical reports
Supporting multidisciplinary teams (MS&T, quality, analytics, regulatory) for process improvement and troubleshooting.
Assuring effective application of Lean SixSigma and Change Management tools in the Analytical Sciences group by

Educational and experience requirements
Bachelor of Science degree qualification with minimum 5 years of experience, Master of Science degree qualification with minimum of 3 years experience, or PhD degree qualification (scientific discipline in biotechnology, biochemistry, pharmacy, process engineering or equivalent).
Technical expertise with biologics drug substance upstream and downstream operations, analytical testing, process development and tech transfer.
Proven ability to work as part of a team but also on own initiative as well.
Ability to think logically and be proactive under pressure.
Effective communicator and deep technical expertise in science.
Proven ability around working cross functionally, focusing on meeting and tracking to schedules and embracing an interdependent work culture.
Experience working in a GMP / regulated environment is desirable.
Organisation Skills – Ability to manage multiple priorities and know when to escalate issues for resolution

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