Process Scientist I

• Perform material processing and reagent for formulation bulk intermediates and components
• Determine reprocessing need for calibrator, controls, and conjugates with assistance
• Perform Good laboratory practices - maintain clean workspace in QC and Reagent Prep labs. Contribute to group Reagent Prep and QC duties, including lab and equipment maintenance
• Utilize SAP (kitting, ordering to Cost Center, assign expiration dates, etc.) to ensure correct dating, accounting, and flow through facility
• Participate in inventory accountability - PSA count, cycle counts, accurate kitting, etc.
• Perform in-process testing and final Quality Control for LIAISON products per established procedures using the LIAISON analyzer family
• Assign calibrator values to optimize kit performance
• Assign kit control ranges per established procedures
• Monitor internal control supplies and manufacture new controls as needed
• Perform second-checking to ensure accurate records
• Follow regulatory requirements - follow document instructions and maintain reasonable documentation error rates
• Ensure proper documentation by correcting errors noted in procedures and forms (ECO) with assistance
• Perform tasks assigned in NCR/ Deviations and Validations
• Perform tasks assigned in CAPA
• Ensure safety of self and others by complying with all company safety policies, including use of PPE
• Participate in team meetings and attend group training sessions
• Monitor training required in SmartTrain and ensure timely completion of all company training requirements
• Help with basic new employee training such as instrument use, basic software training, etc.
• Contribute to business continuity or continuous improvement projects by suggesting improvements and completing assigned tasks
• Complete assigned tasks related to investigations for root cause determination and troubleshoot product or process issues

• Associates degree in Chemistry, Biology or Medical Technology required
• 1+ years of related laboratory experience and/or demonstrated competence within the in-vitro diagnostic industry
• Basic understanding of immunology and immunoassay techniques
• Ability to work in a regulated environment
• Working knowledge of general lab equipment (e.g. pH meter, balances, mixers, etc.)
• Working knowledge of MS Excel
• familiarity with Google Suite
• Basic understanding of statistical analysis
• Advanced skills in: Math and calculations
• Writing and documentation
• Grasping complex concepts and solutions
• Problem-solving and analytical skills

Bachelor's or Master's degree preferred in Chemistry, Biology, Medical Technology or related science field or a 2 year degree (i.e. MLT) with equivalent experience

• comprehensive plan of health benefits, retirement and financial wellbeing, time off programs, wellbeing support and perks
• may be eligible to participate in an annual incentive program