Precision Lab Equipment Specialist II

Syneos Health, Inc.; Princeton (NJ); On-site; USD 40,900 - 69,500; Full time

Job summary

Syneos Health is seeking a Laboratory Equipment Specialist II in Princeton, NJ to maintain and troubleshoot analytical equipment, operate robotic systems, and support chromatographic analyses. The role requires a science degree, strong computer skills, and experience in regulated environments.

The position emphasizes routine maintenance, instrument validation, and collaboration with cross-functional teams to ensure timely instrument availability and accurate results.

Qualifications

• Bachelor or College degree in Science or related field.
• Good computer skills, especially Microsoft Word and Excel, and aptitude for analytical instrumentation operating programs.
• Experience in regulated environment is required.
• English level: bilingualism includes understanding simple messages and following basic instructions.

Responsibilities

• Perform routine scheduled maintenance.
• Troubleshoot and rectify analytical system hardware and configuration issues.
• Install and validate new analytical equipment according to defined processes.
• Operate robotic equipment supporting sample analysis and optimize analysis conditions.
• Verify the accuracy of analytical instrument components.
• Start analytical runs within required timeframes to maximize instrument use.
• Assist in coordinating the use of analytical instruments.
• Assist in analyzing and interpreting chromatographic results.
• Assist with integration and revision of chromatograms using specialized computer applications.
• Assist with training of analytical instrument users.

Skills

Computer skills

Word & Excel

Analytical instrumentation software

Education

Bachelor or College degree in Science or related field

Tools

Analytical instrument software

Job description

Syneos Health is seeking a Laboratory Equipment Specialist II in Princeton, NJ to maintain and troubleshoot analytical equipment, operate robotic systems, and support chromatographic analyses. The role requires a science degree, strong computer skills, and experience in regulated environments.

The position emphasizes routine maintenance, instrument validation, and collaboration with cross-functional teams to ensure timely instrument availability and accurate results.