Responsible for routine Quality Control testing, familiar with basic scientific principles, and able to work in a regulated environment. Job requirements will include ability to perform in the aseptic environment. Wear personal protective equipment, such as eye, foot, lab coat, mask, gowning coveralls.
Responsibilities
Conducts testing/laboratory experiments utilizing established and published procedures or batch records and technical and theoretical understanding while managing schedules and workflow to accomplish assigned objectives or schedules.
Assumes responsibility for the accuracy, quality, and timeliness of testing activities. Summarizes batch or experimental results, and reviews conclusions with supervisor/project leader. Communicates results of experiments. Keeps supervisor/project leader informed of work status, particularly of significant findings and results in critical problem areas.
Monitor and oversee lab supply inventory, generate expense purchase requisitions, if applicable, input production data and other work-output data into appropriate network and maintain documentation in accordance with established procedures.
Duties may include handling of hazardous materials. Depending upon area of assignment or primary focus, may perform various manufacturing and testing duties in addition to maintaining departmental stock rooms, logbooks, preparing buffers as needed/required.
REQUIRED:
Bachelor's degree in Biological/related sciences or equivalent combination of education and work experience.
About 2 years of relevant industry experience in testing and/or manufacturing in a GLP and GMP environment.
Experience handling deviations/CAPA preferred.
Basic proficiency with MS Word and Excel
Excellent Written and Verbal Communication Skills.
On-site at Roche Molecular Systems, Inc, Branchburg
Schedule: Mon-Tue 9am - 5pm
Pay Rate & Benefits:
Hourly Pay Rate Range (dependent on location, experience, expectation)
The pay range that Magnit reasonably expects to pay for this position is: $30.64 - $40.86/hour on W2.
