Chemist I

SCA Pharmaceuticals•Windsor, CT

About The Position

The Quality Control (QC) Chemist I is an entry-level position for individuals who apply their understanding of analytical chemistry to perform basic and routine experiments, including generating and analyzing data in a cGMP laboratory. With guidance, the role performs quality control analytical testing in accordance with USP, FDA, and ICH guidance and standard operating procedures. Testing may include potency assays using UPLC, HPLC, IC, AA, or UV; pH; density; KF; particulate matter; and identification by IR. The position also involves learning and following SOP, test-method, current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP), and Good Documentation Practices (GDP) requirements; operating and performing basic maintenance and cleaning of laboratory equipment; accurately preparing and weighing standards, reagents, and samples; maintaining laboratory records; communicating analytical results and issues; and supporting laboratory operations. Weekend and holiday duties may occasionally be required to meet project timelines or when requested by management.

Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry, Biology, Chemical Engineering, or Life Sciences; Chemistry is preferred.
  • General knowledge of analytical chemistry theory and the use and operation of basic laboratory equipment.
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office, including Word and Excel.
  • Ability to communicate effectively and work with team members.
  • Ability to perform analytical testing while standing for long periods.
  • Mathematical skills, including the ability to analyze scientific and test data and a basic understanding of statistical analysis.

Responsibilities

  • With guidance, perform quality control analytical testing in accordance with USP/FDA/ICH guidance and SOPs.
  • Perform routine laboratory testing, which may include potency assays by UPLC/HPLC/IC/AA/UV, pH, density, KF, particulate matter, and identification by IR.
  • Learn and follow SOPs, test methods, cGMP, and GDP requirements.
  • Operate laboratory equipment and perform basic maintenance and cleaning procedures.
  • Accurately and precisely weigh reference standards, reagents, and samples using analytical balances.
  • Perform quantitative volumetric and gravimetric dilutions using Class A volumetric glassware and an analytical balance, applying proper mixing techniques.
  • Clearly document laboratory activities and maintain accurate written records of analyses in accordance with GDP.
  • Learn to interpret and communicate analytical results and issues clearly and promptly.
  • Perform laboratory support activities, including purchasing, routine cleaning, and waste removal.
  • Occasionally perform weekend and holiday duties to meet project timelines or when requested by management.
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