Diagnostics Process Scientist I

DiaSorin; Minnesota; On-site; USD 61,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

Diasorin is seeking a Process Scientist I to join its Operations team in the United States. The role focuses on material processing, reagent formulation, and quality control for in‑vitro diagnostic products, with responsibilities spanning SAP-based kitting, inventory accountability, and adherence to Good Laboratory Practices.

Qualified candidates will have an associate degree in chemistry/biology/medical technology (or higher) with 1+ years in a regulated diagnostic lab, proficiency in

Qualifications

• Associates degree in Chemistry, Biology or Medical Technology required or 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
• 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

Responsibilities

• 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
• 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

Skills

Problem-solving

Analytical skills

Writing and documentation

Math and calculations

Regulatory environment

Excel and Google Suite

Statistical analysis

Immunology basics

Laboratory skills

Education

Associates degree in Chemistry, Biology or Medical Technology

Bachelor's or Master's degree preferred in Chemistry, Biology, Medical Technology or related science field

2-year degree (i.e. MLT) with equivalent experience

Tools

pH meter

Balances

Mixers

Job description

Diasorin is seeking a Process Scientist I to join its Operations team in the United States. The role focuses on material processing, reagent formulation, and quality control for in‑vitro diagnostic products, with responsibilities spanning SAP-based kitting, inventory accountability, and adherence to Good Laboratory Practices.

Qualified candidates will have an associate degree in chemistry/biology/medical technology (or higher) with 1+ years in a regulated diagnostic lab, proficiency in