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Possess continuous improvement experience with emphasis in the laboratory information management and deployment of LEAN/Six Sigma, analytical methods and manufacturing process development for polymeric materials.
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Analysis of silicone raw materials, intermediate formulation mixes and final formulations using various state-of-the-art analytical techniques including but not limited to GPC, HPLC, GC, rheometer, UV-vis and others.
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Expertise in the conception, formulation, optimization, automation, processing, characterization and manufacture of a unique silicone polymer composition of a specialty medical device including analytical chemical testing including gas and liquid chromatography, gel permeation chromatography (SEC), UV/Vis, FTIR, viscosity testing.
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Utilize extensive knowledge of polymer chemistry principles for materials selection/management, formulation processes to enhance the scalability and quality of the lens material. Background in organic-polymer synthesis and characterization, biocompatible polymers, peptides and lipid-protein-conjugates, oligonucleotides, structure-property relationships, formulation and process development, small & large molecules, analytical separations, isolation and identification of impurities.
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Be hands-on and responsible for providing technical leadership and direction for scaling up and tech-transfer including interaction with external vendors. Credentials / Required Skills:+ Hands-on Ph. D. chemist with 10+ years proven industry experience in identification, development and commercialization of innovative market driven technologies including pharmaceuticals and medical devices.
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Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Certification preferred. Applies Lean Six Sigma (LSS) and Statistical Process Controls (SPC) tools. AutoCAD and Warehouse Management System (WMS) and Inventory Analysis tools.
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Utilizes expertise in lean and Six Sigma principles and methods (Black Belt or similar). Black Belt in Lean Sigma is required (does not require 3rd party certification; proven knowledge is acceptable.
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PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS•Lean Six Sigma Green Belt or higher certification. A day in the life•Case Review and Prioritization•Evidence Collection and Analysis•Documentation and Reporting•Collaboration and Communication•Continuous Learning and Professional DevelopmentAbout the teamThe Prototype Security Investigations team (PSI) aims to mitigate unauthorized intellectual property (IP) disclosure, prototype device loss and theft, and non-compliance with the Acceptable Use Policy.
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Lean Six Sigma (Green belt, black belt); Nice to have - IATF Auditor, Toyota Production Systems; Alcoa Business Systems; etc. Excellent Organizational/ Analytical Skills & Data-driven Problem Solving - A3, 8D, DMAIC, SPC; proficiency using relevant software tools (e.g. - MS Office, Pivot tables, SPC interpretation, graphical analysis) for data analysis, reporting, and project management.
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Serve as the technical lead and core team member on projects and interact with global clinical, manufacturing, production, quality, regulatory, project management, legal, claims and strategy and marketing personnel.
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Certified Lean Six Sigma Green Belt or Master Black Belt certified preferred. Responsible for coordinating staff Lean Six Sigma Green and Black Belt training before an identified project becomes active.
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Provide general process improvement training on topics such as Continuous Process Improvement (CPI), LEAN Six Sigma (LSS), Theory of Constraint, Value Stream Analysis, and Total Cost of Ownership to educate the workforce on their precepts and foster an environment for innovation and improvement.
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LEAN Six Sigma Green Belt certification highly desired. Guide teams through complex problem solving or process improvement, modeling the use of LEAN, Six Sigma, or similar improvement methodologies, as well as effective team discipline and group problem solving processes.
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Key skills include knowledge of Lean/Toyota Production System (TPS), Six Sigma, project management, change management, teaching, coaching, data analysis, conflict management, emotional intelligence, and self-motivation.
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Hands-on Ph. D. chemist with 10+ years proven industry experience in identification, development and commercialization of innovative market driven technologies including pharmaceuticals and medical devices.
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