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Sanofi is seeking a Manager of Automation in Swiftwater, PA to design and drive automation strategies for multiplexed ligand-binding assays, enabling faster data delivery and improved operational efficiency. The role leads method development, qualification, and validation for automated platforms and partners with clinical testing groups for high-throughput adoption.
The incumbent may join project teams or working groups and supervise non-exempt staff as needed to meet department and corporate
Location: Swiftwater, PA
The Manager of Automation plays a critical role in driving automation strategies for multiplexed ligand-binding assays, essential to advancing Global Clinical Immunology’s goals of enhancing operational efficiency and expediting data delivery. This role involves designing bioanalytical methods compatible with automation platforms and leading the development, qualification, and validation of these methods. Additionally, the Manager collaborates with clinical testing groups to ensure smooth integration into high-throughput environments.
The incumbent may serve as a junior member on project teams or departmental working groups, supporting multiple tasks to meet corporate and project team objectives across various initiatives. They may also oversee non-exempt personnel indirectly, ensuring timely completion of objectives to achieve departmental and company milestones.
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