Chemist II

Requisition ID 2023-12458
Posting Date 2 months ago(4/19/2023 9:08 AM)
Job Location(s)
West Lafayette IN United States
Travel
Less than 10%
Position Type
Full Time
Company
Cook Biotech Inc.
Category
Scientific

Overview

The Perform release testing on raw materials and finished products using United States Pharmacopoeia (“USP”) compendial methods, client methods, and methods developed in house.  Assist in the development and validation of analytical methods for drug products, placebo, and raw materials in the Cook Biotech Analytical Laboratory

 

Responsibilities

  • Perform Method development and method validation execution, including writing protocols and reports
  • Perform quality control routine testing for raw material/ Intermediate/ Release / Stability testing
  • Demonstrated ability to troubleshoot methods and instrumentation
  • Must have good communication skills and be able to, coordinate, and communicate with clients, both internal and external
  • Working knowledge of instrument qualification (e.g., IQ, OQ, PQ, calibration)
  • Meet internal timelines
  • Meet client expectations
  • Perform OOS investigations
  • Ability to use good judgment, diplomacy, maintain confidentiality, and exercise discretion regarding various operational matters and customer service.

Qualifications

  • Degree in Chemistry or Chemistry related field
  • Candidate must have a least 2 years lab experience
  • Familiarity with CGMP’s and CFR 21-part 11 compliance
  • Analytical method development experience in a CGMP laboratory setting preferred
  • Experienced with HPLC
  • Experienced or familiar with UV-Vis, Dissolution, FTIR, Karl Fischer, TOC, and general lab equipment
  • Empower experience is preferred, but not required

 

Physical Requirements:

• Limited exposure to hazardous chemicals used in the manufacture of the product

• Physical demands are typical of an office and classroom environment

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