Lab Tech III

Responsibilities

• Perform routine and non-routine bioanalytical and physical testing, generating reliable and consistent results to support projects of varying complexity.
• Work closely with project leads and technical team members to execute experimental plans and meet project objectives.
• Conduct analyses using techniques such as HPLC and other bioanalytical methods, ensuring accurate data collection and interpretation.
• Troubleshoot experiments and laboratory instrumentation to resolve issues and maintain data quality.
• Carry out general laboratory maintenance and upkeep, including maintaining equipment, supplies, and a clean work area.
• Perform routine testing and accurately document all experiments and results in electronic laboratory notebooks (eLN).
• Learn, understand, and apply new experimental techniques and methods as needed for project work.
• Follow and comply with all applicable standard operating procedures (SOPs), cGMP guidelines, GLP practices, and safety policies.
• Maintain a clean, safe, and organized laboratory environment in accordance with internal procedures and regulatory expectations.
• Collaborate and interface with multiple individuals from the technical team while working under the direction of a supervisor.
• Support formulation work and visual evaluations, such as assessing color, clarity, and physical properties of samples, as required by project needs.

Requirements

• Strong general science, with Chemistry or Biology preferred.
• Hands-on experience with bioanalytical methods in a laboratory setting.
• Practical experience with HPLC techniques and instrumentation.
• Foundational knowledge in Biochemistry, Chemistry, Biology, Molecular Biology, or a related scientific discipline.
• Theoretical and practical knowledge sufficient to independently carry out assigned laboratory functions.
• Basic computer skills for data entry, documentation, and instrument-related software.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Biochemistry, Chemistry, Biology, Molecular Biology, or a closely related scientific field.
• Experience within a pharmaceutical or bioanalytical laboratory environment.
• Familiarity or experience with particle sizing and particle testing techniques.
• Exposure to force testing equipment and related analytical methods.
• Experience with UV, IR, and fluorescence spectroscopy for sample characterization.
• Understanding of basic practices for sampling, weighing, and pH measurement.
• Ability to analyze and interpret bioanalytical data and communicate findings to project teams.
• Comfort working in a GLP environment and following cGMP-related procedures.
• Willingness to learn new techniques and adapt to evolving project requirements.