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Job DescriptionAbout the role:
The Pathogen Safety, Analyst II is responsible for identifying, analyzing, and improving existing business processes to meet organizational goals. This role helps enhance product and service quality while ensuring customer satisfaction by implementing process improvements and sharing best practices.
How you will contribute:
* Identify and analyze existing business processes to find areas for improvement
* Implement process improvements to reduce costs, defects, and rework
* Introduce new methods and processes to enhance product and service quality
* Promote and share best practices across the organization
* Manage projects and processes independently with limited supervision
* Coach and review the work of lower-level professionals
Skills and qualifications:
* Applies basic quality control guidelines and procedures under supervision
* Understands and performs High-Performance Liquid Chromatography with guidance
* Familiar with wet chemistry and basic biochemistry tasks under supervision
* Operates laboratory equipment following detailed instructions
* Adheres to Good Manufacturing Practices with minimal independent judgment
* Utilizes basic microbiology knowledge to follow standard protocols
* Engages in troubleshooting with limited experience, following step-by-step guidelines
* Conducts basic biochemical assays, understanding the fundamental biological reactions
* Gathers information through predefined investigative methods under guidance
* Analyzes and verifies technical data like chromatograms to ensure accuracy
* Works collaboratively with team members to support quality control and safety evaluations
* Writes reports detailing findings and recommendations for procedural improvements
As an early-career professional, you handle problems of limited scope and complexity, adhering to established policies and procedures. Your decision-making is within a defined scope, using standardized methods to analyze situations and data. You are developing knowledge of basic principles, theories, and concepts, and beginning to apply industry practices and standards. Typically, this role requires some relevant experience, with contributions mostly related to task-specific activities. Your primary contacts are with your immediate team, and you work under moderate direction and close supervision, following specific, detailed instructions.
