Process Analytical Scientist - RD 27762
At GlaxoSmithKline, scientists in Research and Development are committed to capturing this moment. They bring to it their own very considerable abilities, the resources of a parent company devoted to the scientific enterprise, and the urgency of knowing that their highest purpose is the relief of human suffering. In pursuit of this purpose, they desire to make of GlaxoSmithKline a magnet for others who share their talents, whether as prospective corporate colleagues or as collaborators in industry, academe, and government.
Minimum Requirements: BS with 7 years of relevant experience or MS with a minimum of 5 years of relevant industrial experience. Experience in the areas of industrial Vibrational Spectroscopy or analytical spectroscopy applied to process monitoring and control. A good working knowledge of Regulatory and GMP requirements. Proven ability to communicate and collaborate within project teams.
Details: An opportunity has arisen within the Chemical Development Division for a process analyst to be a member of the Process Analytical team at RTP or Upper Merion. As a member of Global Process Analytical team in the Strategic Technologies Department you will be expected to collaborate with other analytical, synthetic and process chemists to develop in-situ analytical methods and techniques that generate understanding and optimization of API manufacturing processes. This position will require the utilization of analytical equipment, process monitoring data and multivariate analysis tools to develop in-situ analytical methods to support our new and existing products. The successful candidate will have: A scientific background in analytical sciences, ideally with vibrational spectroscopy and process analysis experience, however other analytical skills will also be considered. The application of chemometrics to spectroscopy or analytical process data would be advantageous. A proven track record in planning and carrying out experimental studies. Highly effective interpersonal, organizational and cross-cultural communication skills as well as an ability to work within a multi-disciplinary international scientific team Demonstrated experience in documenting experimental work to validated standards suitable for inclusion in regulatory submissions.
GlaxoSmithKline is dedicated to an innovative workplace and supports you with career long opportunities and learning. We offer a competitive benefits and compensation package designed to attract and retain the very best.
We offer a competitive total compensation package as well as an environment conducive to personal and professional growth.
No agency referrals please.Senior Process Analyst
At GlaxoSmithKline, scientists in Research and Development are committed to capturing the moment. They bring to it their own very considerable abilities, the resources of a parent company devoted to the scientific enterprise, and the urgency of knowing that their highest purpose is the relief of human suffering. In pursuit of this purpose, they desire to make of GlaxoSmithKline a magnet for others who share their talents, whether as prospective corporate colleagues or as collaborators in industry, academe, and government.
Minimum Requirements: MS with a minimum of 5-7 years of relevant industrial experience. Experience in the areas of industrial Vibrational Spectroscopy or analytical spectroscopy applied to process monitoring and control. A good working knowledge of Regulatory and GMP requirements. Proven ability to communicate and collaborate within project teams.
Details: An opportunity has arisen within the Chemical Development Division for a process analyst to lead the Process Analytical team at RTP. As a member of Global Process Analytical team in the Strategic Technologies Department you will be expected to collaborate with other analytical, synthetic and process chemists to develop in-situ analytical methods and techniques that generate understanding and optimization of API manufacturing processes. This position will require the utilization of analytical equipment, process monitoring data and multivariate analysis tools to develop in-situ analytical methods to support our new and existing products. The successful candidate will have: A scientific background in analytical sciences, ideally with vibrational spectroscopy and process analysis experience, however other analytical skills will also be considered. The application of chemometrics to spectroscopy or analytical process data would be advantageous. A proven track record in planning and carrying out experimental studies. Highly effective interpersonal, organizational and cross-cultural communication skills as well as an ability to work within a multi-disciplinary international scientific team Demonstrated experience in documenting experimental work to validated standards suitable for inclusion in regulatory submissions.
GlaxoSmithKline is dedicated to an innovative workplace and supports you with career long opportunities and learning. We offer a competitive benefits and compensation package designed to attract and retain the very best.
We offer a competitive total compensation package as well as an environment conducive to personal and professional growth. No agency referrals please.
Developing talent through equality of opportunity, M/F/D/V.
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Process Analytics Scientist
Merck & Co., Inc., the world's leading research-driven health products company consistently ranked by Fortune among "America's Most Admired Companies," currently has an exceptional career opportunity for a Process Analytics Scientist at our modern West Point, PA facilities located only 25 miles NW of Philadelphia.
In this position, you will be responsible for the development and implementation of novel Process Analytical Technology (PAT) methods supporting the development and manufacture of new and in-line products within Merck as part of strategic manufacturing initiatives. You will work closely with various teams and departments across the company to support development and technology transfer of advanced in-line, online and at-line tools for the assessment of chemical and physical product and process parameters. The focus of the work will be to support implementation of PAT for API and pharmaceutical processes in the worldwide Merck manufacturing sites.
To qualify, you must have an M.S. in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering or related discipline with several years of experience, or a Ph.D. in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering or related discipline. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in PAT, analytical spectroscopy and chemometrics (multivariate data analysis, modeling etc.) and/or relevant pharmaceutical engineering experience with API or pharmaceutical processes. A current knowledge of state-of-the-art applications and instrumentation in these areas is also desired. Candidates should have a strong interest in a multidisciplinary work environment incorporating analytical, engineering and regulatory skills. Excellent project management skills and the ability to contribute in a dynamic work environment are required.
We offer a comprehensive salary and benefits package, including a 401(k) plan, tuition reimbursement, and opportunities for professional growth. To apply, please visit http://www.merck.com/careers and search for job number CHE000505. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer, M/F/D/V.
Process Analytical Chemist
Job Overview:
The Dow Chemical Company, a leader in science and technology, providing innovative chemical, plastic and agricultural products and services has an opening for a process analytical chemist in its Analytical Sciences Laboratory located in Freeport, TX. The job will require broad problem solving capabilities through the use of short term on-line analyzers. Projects will be in both manufacturing plants and R&D environments where analyzers will be installed to collect data in support of production and R&D issues. This role has a strong "hands on" component. Rapid response time to client needs with "just in time" delivery of the analytical solutions using on-line and off-line chromatographic, spectroscopic, and wet chemical techniques is expected. The applicant will need to manage multiple short term projects in parallel. Travel may be required depending on the project location, but is expected to be minimal.
Details:
In order to rapidly develop and implement on-line analyzers for resolution of production and R&D issues, the successful candidate will need to have a working knowledge of a variety of analytical techniques to select the best analysis for the problem. (i.e. GC, MS, optical and infrared spectroscopy, moisture, oxygen, grab samples, on-line sampling) and will obtain help from the appropriate subject matter experts in analytical sciences as necessary. At times it will be necessary to partner with analyzer engineers and researchers for feasibility testing of new analytical technologies.
Typical project tasks will include:
1. Review client request, define project scope to determine if an on-line or off-line analytical solution will help solve the problem. Assist client in reviewing the project to make sure the problem is well understood and the needs and value are defined. 2. Develop an analytical plan for the project with expected timelines and required resources. 3. Build and install the complete analytical system including the sample system, the analyzer, and data system 4. Perform the appropriate prestart-up and safety reviews. 5. Monitor the analytical equipment and method to confirm proper operation and provide data interpretation. 6. Finalize project and remove equipment. Document results in a timely fashion.
Minimum Requirements
Must have expertise in analytical method development, and the ability to deliver solutions to complex problems across technologies, functions, and businesses.
Must be able to translate client problems into analytical solutions. Work with client to understand the value of the project to aid in prioritizing work.
Need to consider new and innovative approaches to solve client problems, especially with regards to instrumentation, sampling, and data collection.
Self-driven with good interpersonal skills. Must be able to recognize opportunities and interact directly with clients to deliver effective solutions. Good prioritization and time management skills are critical to success in this role.
Must be able to work effectively as a team member in a self-directed team environment to produce quality results and aid in the achievement of team goals.
Effectively communicate project status, time lines, and results to the clients.
Continually seeks opportunity to learn new analytical techniques. Proactively apply problem-solving skills across multiple businesses
For further details on this opportunity an to apply on-line, please visit http://www.dow.com/careers/jobs.htm and under North America, search for job description/number : Process Analytical Chemist - 0500471.