Quality Control and Manufacturing:
Manufacturing Research Associate
A manufacturing research
associate is responsible for the implementation of production procedures
to optimize manufacturing processes and regulatory
requirements, and has responsibilities in packaging and distribution
processes. He or she may also help maintain production equipment.
The position requires a bachelor of science degree
in a scientific discipline or equivalent and a minimum of 0 to 2 years'
experience in a manufacturing
environment.
Biochemical Development Engineer
A biochemical development engineer is
responsible for the design and scale-up of processes, instruments,
and equipment from the laboratory
through the pilot plant and manufacturing process. He or she assists
the manufacturing operations in problem solving with regards to equipment
and systems and participates in the design and start-up of new manufacturing
facilities and equipment. He or she develops and recommends new process
formulas and technologies to achieve cost effectiveness and product
quality.
A biochemical development engineer also establishes operating
equipment
specifications and improves manufacturing techniques. A biochemical
development engineer is involved in new product scale-up, process improvement,
technology
transfer, and process-validation activities. He or she works with
various departments to ensure that processes and designs are compatible
for
new product technology transfer and to establish future process and
equipment automation technology.
The position requires a bachelor of
science
degree
in biological, chemical, or pharmaceutical engineering, or a related
discipline. A minimum of 0 to 2 years' experience is also required,
preferably in the areas of pharmaceutical processes or research product
development.
Process Development Associate
A process development associate is responsible
for the implementation of production procedures to optimize manufacturing
processes and regulatory
requirements. He or she may also assist in process development, in
creating scalable processes with improved product yield and reduced
manufacturing systems costs.
A process development associate, at
the entry level, may also be involved in packaging and distribution
processes and in the maintenance of production equipment. He or she may
research
and implement new methods and technologies to enhance operations.
The
position requires a bachelor of science degree in a scientific
discipline or equivalent and a minimum of 0 to 2 years' experience.
Regulatory Affairs Specialists
A regulatory affairs specialist, at the
entry level, coordinates and prepares document packages for submission
to regulatory agencies, internal
audits, and inspections. He or she compiles all material required
for submissions, license renewals, and annual registrations. An incumbent
monitors and improves tracking and control systems and keeps abreast
of regulatory procedures and changes. He or she may work with regulatory
agencies and recommend strategies for earliest possible approvals
of
clinical trial applications.
An entry-level position requires a bachelor
of science degree or equivalent and a minimum of 0 to 2 years'
related experience.
Approximate Salary Range: $42,100 - 53,100
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