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Location:
Dublin
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Sector:
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Job type:
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Salary:
Negotiable
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Contact:
Next Generation
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Contact email:
barry.omahony@nextgeneration.ie
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Job ref:
JOB-14018_1737725438
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Published:
12 days ago
My client is seeking to recruit a contract Manufacturing Support Scientist, reporting into the Associate Director for new product introduction within the Manufacturing group. This role is a key contributor to ensuring sustainable biologics manufacturing capacity within the company's network.
Responsibilities:
Contribute to cross-functional teams (Manufacturing, Engineering, QA, QC, Regulatory, Supply Chain, etc.) for process improvement implementations, new product start-ups, or other process changes.
Support new product introduction risk assessments to ensure the appropriate controls are in place to enable manufacturing.
Assist in product changeover protocols to allow a smooth transition from sustaining to new product manufacturing.
Represent Manufacturing at meetings to ensure end-user requirements are met.
Support process technology transfer and preparation of manufacturing documentation for development, engineering, and PPQ batches.
Identify process improvement projects for New Product Introduction and support them to completion.
Collaborate with sustaining teams to understand current issues and ensure the impact of new products is defined, agreed, and understood.
Write process impact assessments to support new product introduction.
Provide SME input into cross-functional teams investigating and optimizing new manufacturing processes, procedures, and documentation.
Deliver training to BPAs on new procedures.
Support external and internal audits.
Work with cross-functional teams on the introduction of consumables and raw materials to support New Product Introduction.
Promote a "Right-First Time Culture" and provide leadership in the use of Operational Excellence principles.
Support the disposition process when required.
Manage organizational activities such as purchasing and coordinating communication information.
Own and drive change controls, CAPAs, investigations, improvement projects, and operational safety initiatives.
Minimize human error and work with operations to remove sources of error.
Act as a departmental approver for operational procedures, electronic batch records, and other GMP documentation, while providing technical training and knowledge transfer to the Operations team.
Support sustaining operations as needed to ensure product supply.
Develop strong working relationships with Quality, Engineering, Technical Services, Supply Chain, Regulatory Affairs, Human Resources, and Finance.
Support and implement new technology solutions such as Single-Use technology.
Qualifications and Experience Required:
Strong communication and collaboration skills at various levels, coupled with excellent organization and planning abilities.
Proven success in a team environment, with strong leadership and influencing skills, along with flexibility to adapt to changing business needs.
Problem-solving and project management abilities, with lean manufacturing experience.
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Science, Engineering, or a related field.
In-depth theoretical knowledge of GMP biologics manufacturing equipment and process automation.
Proven ability to support the closeout of complex technical investigations.
Strong working knowledge of systems such as Delta V, MES Syncade, and SAP.
Excellent presentation skills.