MSAT Bioprocess Specialist: Tech Transfer & GMP Scale-Up
SRG
Scotland
On-site
GBP 55,000 - 75,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A leading biopharmaceutical manufacturer in Scotland is seeking an MSAT Bioprocess Engineer to facilitate the technology transfer of biologics into GMP manufacturing. This role is key to ensuring successful scale-up and robust documentation. The ideal candidate should possess a BSc in a relevant field, strong project management skills, and experience in process suitability evaluations. Joining this company means being part of a collaborative environment with extensive benefits, significantly influencing the manufacturability and compliance of biologics processes.
Qualifications
BSc in a relevant field is essential.
Strong organisational and stakeholder-influencing skills are required.
Experience in process scale-up/transfer is necessary.
Responsibilities
Lead the technology transfer of biologics processes into GMP manufacturing.
Generate GMP manufacturing documentation, including batch records.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure smooth technology transfer.
Skills
Organisational skills
Stakeholder influencing
Project management
Effective communication
Team working
Attention to detail
Education
BSc (Hons) or equivalent in a Science or Engineering discipline
Job description
A leading biopharmaceutical manufacturer in Scotland is seeking an MSAT Bioprocess Engineer to facilitate the technology transfer of biologics into GMP manufacturing. This role is key to ensuring successful scale-up and robust documentation. The ideal candidate should possess a BSc in a relevant field, strong project management skills, and experience in process suitability evaluations. Joining this company means being part of a collaborative environment with extensive benefits, significantly influencing the manufacturability and compliance of biologics processes.