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| Manager, Process Development - San Diego, CA Manager, Process Development for a San Diego, CA based specialty biotechnology company focused on the development and marketing of cell- based and tissue-engineered products. Summary This position is responsible for leading all of the activities related to process development and improvements in the Company's human cell culture processes. Candidate will design, develop and implement production procedures that optimize manufacturing processes and meet regulatory requirements. Extensive time is spent preparing process development reports and communicating to management, interacting with many different internal departments, outside experts and consultants. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES The duties and responsibilities of this position include the following, although other duties may be assigned. Evaluate improvements for current manufacturing processes and manufacturing procedures for new products; Make recommendations for which process improvements should be pursued, including those involved in scaling up current manufacturing processes, and for which manufacturing procedures should be used for new products; Direct the development and validation of process improvements and manufacturing procedures for new products, which includes growing human cells aseptically and preserving and handling the final sterile cell product; Oversee the training of production personnel in these process improvements and manufacturing procedures for new products; and lead technical troubleshooting for problems that develop in our current manufacturing procedures. Supervisory Responsibilities This position manages one or two subordinates, who perform laboratory procedures involved in the development and improvement of manufacturing processes. The responsibilities include planning, assigning and directing work; evaluating performance; rewarding and disciplining employees; addressing complaints and resolving problems. The responsibilities may include interviewing and hiring employees. Qualifications To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals w/ disabilities to perform the essential functions. Thorough understanding of Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and Quality System Regulations (QSR). Good working knowledge of clean room practices and aseptic processing. Strong training skills: Able to train employees in manufacturing procedures. Strong communication skills (written & oral): For preparing technical reports, interacting with peers and presenting reports to upper management. Leadership skills: Delegate, develop and motivate personnel. Analytical skills: Able to analyze complex data and make recommendations for actions. Technical Skills: Operation of clean rooms; understanding Quality System Regulations & Good Manufacturing Practices and safely in the workplace. Planning/Organizational Skills: Able to take an objective or goal, determine all of the tasks and milestones required to meet the goal and organize the tasks with achievable timelines and within acceptable standards. A detail oriented person that can conceive, research, target and control reductions in cost and product lead times on both existing and new products. A problem solver with the ability to manage and motivate employees. Implementation Skills: Able to develop broad goals and objectives and translate them into achievable milestones and action plans. Possess the capability to follow through with assignments and capable of interacting with others to do the same. Able to administer and facilitate change. Strong background and skills in process development and improvement. Computer Skills: Including working knowledge and experience with Excel and MRP a plus. People Management Skills: Good organizational, problem solving, communication and negotiating capabilities. Able to adapt and administer change. Education and/or Experience Minimum of a BS degree and a minimum of ten years experience in biotechnology-related (cGMP) manufacturing process development and improvement, which must include extensive experience in growing mammal cells, preferably human fibroblast cells, and process validation. A Ph.D. in process engineering and development a strong plus. A strong background in cell biology is critical. Minimum of 3 years managing employees. Demonstrated experience interacting with other departments and functions. Experience with regulatory agency audits and knowledge of GMP compliance. Interested candidates should submit to [Only registered users see links. ]: 1. Brief cover letter/note 2. Resume in Word or Txt format (not PDF please) 3. Salary requirement. If 'open' or 'negotiable', please provide specific details concerning your salary history. 4. Work authorization (i.e. citizen, h1b, etc) |
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