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QualificationsRequired: Bachelor's degree in pharmacy, chemistry, biotechnology or related area (Master's degree or PhD is a plus) with proven experience in the biopharmaceutical development or manufacturing arena for 10+ years.
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Experience with ERP implementation, chapter 11 reorganization, or fresh start accounting is a plus. By making meticulous investments in cutting-edge equipment, fostering rapid innovation in metal recovery and operational processes, and upholding an unwavering commitment to the utmost quality, safety, and productivity, this organization has emerged as the foremost global leader in industrial manufacturing services.
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Bachelors Degree in Biological Sciences, Chemistry, or Production Management required or a minimum of five years of production supervision in food processing manufacturing. Blending and packaging experience and biotechnology experiences are a plus.
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Prior experience with science, technology, and industrial design (including healthcare, pharmaceutical, biotech, cannabis, gene-therapies, clean rooms, manufacturing facilities, etc.) This individual will work exclusively on science, technology, and industrial focused projects, including but not limited to healthcare, pharmaceutical, biotech, cannabis, gene-therapies, clean rooms, manufacturing facilities, etc.
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