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Role Summary
The responsibilities of this position include performing routine quality control testing of a biologic drug substance, its intermediates, and related materials in accordance with site policies, departmental procedures, compendial methods, and cGMP regulations. The duties include environmental monitoring, organism identification, in-process release testing, water sample collection and other routine laboratory work. The successful candidate must also have demonstrated the ability to quickly learn new skills/techniques. High productivity and the ability to multi-task coupled with a low error rate and attention to detail are critical characteristics of this position. Must demonstrate flexibility/agility and engagement in a changing environment. The candidate is expected to display good laboratory technique to avoid cross-contamination or misidentification of samples. Able to comprehend and perform both routine and non-routine analyses from compendial and internal sources.
Responsibilities
- Ensure product testing is completed on time
- Perform routine quality control testing of biologic drug substance, its intermediates, and related materials in accordance with site policies, departmental procedures, compendial methods, and cGMP regulations
- Complete training activities and maintains records, equipment, basic lab supplies, and reagents in accordance with cGMP requirements
- Work effectively in a team laboratory environment
- Recognize atypical data, inform supervision of relevant problems, offer possible solutions
- Knowledge of applicable technical standards, techniques, principles, theories, concepts and Pfizer processes and industry practices/standards
- Work under minimal supervision
- Contribute to the completion of specific team objectives and assigned project milestones
Qualifications
- Required: Applicant must have a bachelor's degree with 0+ years of experience; OR an associate's degree with 4 years of experience; OR a high school diploma (or equivalent) and 6 years of relevant experience
- Required: Demonstrated technical skills in method validation and testing
- Required: Ability to read and understand applicable compendial methods, Standard Operating Procedures, technical procedures, and governmental regulations
- Required: Knowledge of Good Manufacturing Practices and its application standards, processes, and policies
- Required: Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Required: Proficiency with unique Quality Control instruments to meet accuracy specifications for sample management, retains management, interpretation, and evaluation
- Required: The successful candidate must also have demonstrated the ability to quickly learn new skills/techniques
- Required: High productivity and organizational skills
- Required: Ability to multi-task coupled with a low error rate and attention to detail
- Required: Must demonstrate flexibility/agility and engagement in a changing environment
Bonus Points If You Have (Preferred Requirements)
- Experience with laboratory work (Western blot, microbiology/aseptic technique, plate reader/spectrophotometer, HPLC)
- cGMP documentation experience
- Proven track record in leading continuous improvement projects
- Strong knowledge of lean manufacturing principles, six sigma methodologies, and statistical analysis
- Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail
- Ability to manage multiple priorities and meet deadlines
- Excellent interpersonal skills and the ability to communicate effectively with colleagues at all levels
Physical/Mental Requirements
- Ability to lift 40 – 60 pounds
- Frequent reaching above head
- Reasonable accommodations can be made
Non-standard Work Schedule, Travel Or Environment Requirements
- Four 10-hour shifts, Monday through Thursday
- Off-shift or weekend work may be required
- Occasional travel may be possible