The Formulation Scientist designs formulations and processes for new products and manufactures development, optimization, and scale-up batches. The role evaluates product testing results, finalizes production formulations and processes, and troubleshoots problems arising during scale-up or production. It prepares technical transfer and development reports and other technical regulatory documents for new product submissions, and provides technical support for technology transfer activities involving existing products. The position reports project status, including development plans and timelines, to a supervisor; stays current with relevant federal guidelines, compendial requirements, technical innovations, and project topics; and attends training to maintain and improve cGMP and safety knowledge. Other duties may be assigned. Work takes place in laboratory, pilot, production plant, light manufacturing, and office environments, either alone or closely with others. Travel is required as needed. Physical tasks may include standing, walking, stooping, bending, kneeling, climbing steps, using hands and arms to lift or scoop, and pushing, rolling, or lifting boxes or containers, sometimes with lifting equipment. Light to medium lifting may be required, and personal protective equipment may be worn.
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Job Type
Full-time