Senior Validation Engineer

Indivior; Fort Collins (CO); On-site; USD 80,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking a Senior Validation Engineer to contribute to the advancement of innovative treatments for substance use disorders. This role plays a crucial part in ensuring the highest standards of product quality and validation processes. The company is dedicated to transforming addiction treatment through science-based solutions, aiming to eliminate stigma and improve patient care. Join a forward-thinking organization that collaborates across various sectors to foster awareness and understanding of addiction as a chronic disease. Be part of a mission-driven team making a significant impact in public health.

Job description

TITLE:

Senior Validation Engineer

Reports To:

Product Quality Validation Manager

Location:

Fort Collins, CO

Indivior is a global pharmaceutical company dedicated to helping change patients' lives by developing medicines for substance use disorders (SUD). Our vision is to ensure all patients worldwide have access to evidence-based treatments for SUD's chronic conditions and co-occurring disorders. We aim to transform SUD from a global crisis into a recognized and treatable chronic disease. Building on our portfolio of OUD treatments, Indivior has a pipeline of products designed to expand our impact in this area.

Founded to address the opioid crisis, one of the most urgent public health emergencies, our purpose is to bring science-based, life-changing treatments to patients. We are committed to eliminating the stigma associated with addiction and uphold the highest standards of integrity and responsibility.

We are advancing our understanding of addiction and mental health illnesses to foster new scientific insights, enhancing patient care and treatment innovation. Our engagement spans all levels of the addiction treatment spectrum, collaborating with governments, key opinion leaders, physicians, payers, patients, and advocacy groups to raise awareness and educate about addiction as a chronic, relapsing disease.