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The successful candidate will be a key contributor to a dynamic and highly technical global team. This position will build collaborations with Manufacturing, Engineering, Quality Assurance, Quality Control and Global Regulatory Sciences groups.

Key Responsibilities

• Deliver tech transfer readiness activities from facility assessment through to PPQ execution and report completion for a new product introduction to the MPCC facility
• Have a thorough knowledge of the science behind the molecule and associated drug substance manufacturing processes with fundamental knowledge of the following relevant principles:
o Upstream (Cell culture focus) including media preparation, large scale cell culture bulk drug substance manufacturing process (vial thaw, scale up, single use systems, seed and production bioreactors and harvest centrifugation/clarification).
o Downstream: to include buffer preparation, purification and viral reduction steps including chromatography, ultrafiltration viral reduction filtration and viral inactivation technologies, and DS formulation and bulk fill.
• Authoring of technical documents, including protocols, reports and SOPs supporting the validation of the manufacturing process.
• To identify and implement process improvements, e.g. yield, cycle time reduction through evaluation of process performance using data analytics tools.
• To generate documentation protocols and lead the execution of plant supporting studies and technical studies on the manufacturing floor at commercial scale.
• To provide on the floor support for troubleshooting processing issues and to lead manufacturing investigations into process deviations and resolution.
• Provides process subject matter expertise for regulatory inspections and other interactions with regulatory agencies
• Document and appropriately communicate aspects of work and learning at internal and external fora (may include participation at scientific meetings)
• Identify or support process improvements (through change control or CAPA) and participate in implementation of Lean initiatives at site.

Qualifications & Experience

• Minimum BSc or equivalent with at least 3 years’ experience in drug substance manufacturing technical support in the biopharmaceutical industry, including tech transfer preparation, execution and post-execution activities.
• You have demonstrated awareness of cGMP compliance and regulatory agency requirements as well as strong oral communication and technical writing skills.
• Good interpersonal skills coupled with demonstrated ability to effectively work in a cross-functional global environment matrix organisation, and in local group settings.
• Ability to develop, build, present and defend technical and scientific approaches in both written and verbal form.
• Can effectively partner with and influence stakeholders without direct solid line authority. Drives technical decisions balancing product quality and operational requirements

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