Analytical Chemist II
Chattanooga, Tennessee
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Job Summary
Aiming to prioritize and expedite execution of strategic projects related to product life cycle and COGS optimization, this position encompasses all of the Analytical Chemist I duties along with the additional duties of creating methods or procedures for the support of lifecycle management and technical compliance that are used by the laboratory positions. This position will report directly to KSOL and will have dotted line with the QA Associate Director. Under the guidance of QA, the position generates the documentation for methods, stability studies, and cleaning studies required to support life cycle management and regulatory compliance. This position also performs and designs the testing required for evaluation, maintenance, and approval of raw materials used in currently marketed Sanofi CHC products.
Location
Position is based in Chattanooga, TN. This position may require the ability to travel.
Role Specific Responsibilities
Analytical Chemist II’s duties fall under the scope of the execution and maintenance of methods and techniques in support of lifecycle management and general problem solving to support quality assurance, quality control, and operations. This process includes the support of methods and protocols for process validation, packaging validation, and cleaning validation programs as well as the execution and writing of reports for validation projects. Critical to this scope of responsibilities is the ability to create in writing the theoretical, mathematical, and practical aspects of all methods using the literature as a starting point. This position will potentially lead teams within AQA and across departments. While receiving general guidance from KSOL and the Associate Director, QA, this position will handle the majority of its responsibilities with minimal supervision and review.
It is essential that a person in this position demonstrates the potential skills and problem solving ability to progress to the Analytical Chemist III position. After 8 years in this position, a Chemist may progress to the Analytical Chemist III position.
Execution of methods and techniques for the raw material evaluation program
Execution of methods and techniques for the process validation program
Maintenance and possibly development of methods and techniques for the accelerated stability program
Execution of methods and techniques for the cleaning validation program
Development and execution of methods for technical compliance of currently marketed products
Provides support for projects related to transfer of products to a CMO or to the site
Management of method validation projects
Management of raw material evaluation projects
Preparation of Validation reports
Tracking progress of all projects
Transfer and Validation of compendial methods
Written development of the theory, mathematics, and practical execution of compendial and in-house methods
Written preparation of reports, change requests, GMP documentation with strong attention to detail
Design of testing of materials for approval for use in Sanofi CHC products
Detailed working knowledge of instrumentation and maintenance
Support of laboratory personnel such as Analytical Chemist I and III
Participation on laboratory teams to purchase instruments
Troubleshoot and solve problems within AQA and across departments
Interaction with vendors to compile necessary documentation and supplies
Training of AQA, ARD, QC, and Operations personnel
Interfaces
Quality Control
Procurement
Process Engineering and Validation
Analytical Research and Development
CHC Research and Development
Operations
Competencies
Analytical experience
Problem solving
Technical writing
Oral communication
This description is representative, but not inclusive of all position responsibilities. Associate may be asked from time to time to complete tasks not listed within the contents of this document, but that are relative to the goals of the business.
Qualifications
Education: A minimum Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college in Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Sciences, or closely related field required.
Experience: A minimum of 4-5 years of analytical experience is preferred.
Laboratory Skills: HPLC, GC, IC, ICP, AA, and UV preferred. Wet chemistry experience required.
Role Specific Competencies
This position requires extensive use of computer equipment.
Must have a demonstrated proficiency in Microsoft business software to include Excel, Word, and Outlook.
Strong verbal and written communication skills are required.
Experience with Chemstation and Openlab software is desired.
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