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The QA Chemist is responsible for conducting QA testing and will provide analytical support to production of our Micro-contamination control and membrane products as well as for R&D development.
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Skills necessary for the analysis, production, isolation, and purification of polymer materials, which include basic skills in wet chemistry, such as extraction, filtration, and precipitation, and analytical skills to characterize and qualify the polymer materials, such as LC, GC, GPC, and mechanical testing.
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This position will work with Analytical Development to transfer pre-qualified assay into the Analytical Testing Core for routine use. The Associate II of the Analytical Testing Core is responsible for performing non-GMP assays in support of the research and development functions at our Basecamp facility in Waltham.
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For antibody and ADC methods established at external laboratories for IPC, release, and stability testing. Support Regulatory CMC activities (author and review filings, draft responses to information requests, support in-country registration testing.
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As a member of the analytical development team, you will support HPLC-based method development, qualification, and routine testing activities, and work cross-functionally to advance Alexion’s genomic medicine portfolio.
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Oversees the transfer and qualification of TCR-T analytical methods to third party testing GMP testing laboratories. Supports the qualification of analytical methods used for the release and stability testing of TScan’s TCR-T cell products.
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Additionally, this role may need to provide in-house analytical testing for the development of novel protein therapeutics. Manages analytical testing activities and timelines to ensure programs are staying on track.
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The Associate Director of Analytical Development will lead a team of analytical scientists responsible for development, manufacturing, release and stability testing, and characterization of drug substances/API and drug products of Small Molecule and Oligonucleotide therapeutic modalities within the Strategic External Development (SED) organization.
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The Scientist, Analytical Development & Quality Control is responsible for analytical development, feasibility, method qualification, routine, and stability testing of antibody drug conjugates and intermediates.
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This role involves providing analytical support for manufacturing in collaboration with CMOs and QC groups, as well as conducting in-house analytical testing for novel protein therapeutics development.
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Early-stage analytical testing (cGMP and non-GMP) Oversee the review and approval of manufacturing batch records with respect to sampling plans and analytical testing. Oversee the review and approval of analytical laboratory documentation, including (but not limited to) technical reports, method transfer/qualification/validation protocols and reports, investigation protocols and reports, stability protocols, certificates of testing/analysis.
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Proficiency in writing and revising documents such as testing methods, protocols, and reports. Coordinating external testing at contract laboratories. Work experience in an analytical laboratory OR Master's/Graduate Degree in Science (e.g., Chemistry, Biochemistry, Analytical Chemistry) OR Ph. D. in Chemistry, Biochemistry, or Analytical Chemistry with research experience in multiple analytical techniques.
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