Manufacturing Scientist II
Thermo Fisher Scientific · Greenville, NC
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Role summary
Manufacturing Scientist II provides technical support for sterile drug product manufacturing operations including filling, freeze-drying, and packaging. Develops and validates scientific methods for controlling materials and processes across multiple project stages, from pre-clinical through post-marketing.
Where this listing comes from
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What they're looking for
- Bachelor of Science in science or STEM discipline preferred
- 2-4 years scientific experience, preferably pharmaceutical industry
- Strong knowledge of Good Manufacturing Practices and compliance standards
- Technical writing experience
- Ability to work independently and lead cross-functional teams
- Ability to lift 40 lbs and work in laboratory environment with PPE
What you'll be doing
- Author and maintain standard operating procedures, batch records, protocols, and change controls in quality systems
- Lead cross-functional investigation teams for corrective and preventive action closure
- Evaluate manufacturing process design and contribute to problem-solving solutions
- Manage project timelines, deliverables, and coordinate with Quality, Operations, Engineering, and Validation teams
- Present technical recommendations and guide documentation strategies for new methodologies
Privacy & handoff
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