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Colorado State University is seeking an FAO associate to support the planning, maintenance, and operation of laboratory equipment used in cGMP biomanufacturing for early phase clinical trials.
The role involves coordinating with QA, QC, and production teams, maintaining records, and ensuring adherence to biosafety procedures and quality systems. A bachelor’s degree in engineering or related field plus relevant experience is required.
The Facilities and Operations (FAO) associate's primary role is to assist in the planning, preparation and maintenance of laboratory-based equipment used for the development and production of cGMP biological material for use in early Phase Clinical trials. Additional roles include assisting with the maintenance of laboratory spaces for cGMP manufacturing.
Department Website: https://www.research.colostate.edu/idrc/
$50,000 – $65,000
Decision-making is limited and well defined based on written procedures and training. Employees are expected to think critically through written instructions and make professional judgments with regard to compliance, quality and continuous improvement paradigms. Decisions will be made under the supervision of senior department staff.
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Expected to work under BSL-3 conditions and may require work with CDC Select Agents and withing a cGMP compliant Quality Management System.
Expected to work under BSL-3 conditions and may require work with CDC Select Agents and withing a cGMP compliant Quality Management System.
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