Scientist - Analytical

About the Role

This role involves method development, method validation, method transfer and R&D stability studies by using laboratory instruments like Ultra performance liquid chromatography (UPLC), High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC), Gas Chromatography (GC), Ultraviolet (UV) spectrophotometer, Polarimeter, etc.

Responsibilities

• Must have strong hands-on experience in development and validation of Assay & related substances methods for drug substance/drug product.
• Must have experience in handling HPLC, UPLC (Empower-3 software), GC, UV Visible spectrophotometer balances, Potentiometer, and stability chambers.
• Shall have experience on Good documentation/laboratory practices such as ALCOA+.
• Experience in calibration and qualification of HPLC, UPLC, GC, and other QC laboratory instruments.
• Shall prepare and review the raw data sheets, instrument operating procedures, and standard operating procedures.
• Shall have good experience in handling of QMS (such as incidents, Out of Specifications, Deviations, and Change control).
• Shall be responsible for procurement and inventory maintenance of Pharmacopeial Standards/Chemicals/Reagents/Consumables/Spares etc., required for the projects.
• Shall adhere to the procedure of GxP/Safety and as per the procedure defined in the internal standard operation procedure.
• Shall operate the MS office (word, excel, ppt), outlook, and other essential tools required for routine activity.

What You'll Need

• Hands-on HPLC, UPLC/UHPLC, CG, UV-visible spectrophotometer, Potentiometer, and QC other analytical instruments.
• Theoretical knowledge in Chromatography and spectroscopy technique.
• Good documentation/laboratory practices such as ALCOA+.
• Good knowledge of MS-office (word, excel, ppt).

Resume Tip

Highlight your experience in analytical method validation, routine analysis, and stability analysis. Emphasize your knowledge of ICH, USP, and EP guidelines, and your ability to work with laboratory equipment such as HPLC, UPLC, GC, UV, IT, and KF.