LSC have a great contract opportunity for a Tech Transfer Manufacturing Technology (MT) Engineer to join a Dublin based Biopharmaceutical company dedicated to discovering, developing, and delivering innovative medicines that can help patients overcome serious diseases and improve their quality of life.If you have 3 years of experience working in the pharmaceutical or biotechnology industry and are ready for your next challenge, this could be the perfect opportunity for youABOUT THE PROJECT - KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:Deliver tech transfer readiness activities from facility assessment through to PPQ execution and report completion for a new product introduction to the MPCC.Have a thorough knowledge of the science behind the molecule and associated drug substance manufacturing processes with fundamental knowledge of the following relevant principles:Downstream: to include buffer preparation, purification and viral reduction steps including chromatography, ultrafiltration viral reduction filtration and viral inactivation technologies and DS formulation and bulk fill.Authoring of technical documents, including protocols, reports and SOPs supporting the validation of the manufacturing process.To identify and implement process improvements, e.g. yield, cycle time reduction through evaluation of process performance using data analytics tools.To generate documentation protocols and lead the execution of plant supporting studies and technical studies on the manufacturing floor at commercial scaleABOUT YOU - ARE YOUR SKILLS A MATCH?Minimum BSc or equivalent with at least 3 years' experience in drug substance manufacturing technical support in the biopharmaceutical industry including tech transfer preparation, execution and post-execution activities.You have demonstrated awareness of cGMP compliance and regulatory agency requirements as well as strong oral communication and technical writing skills.Good interpersonal skills coupled with demonstrated ability to effectively work in a cross-functional global environment matrix organization, and in local group settingsNote: Are you currently eligible to work in Ireland? As this is a contract opportunity you will need to hold a Stamp 1G/Stamp 4 visa to applyApply via this advert or contact Kathy Gillen on if you have any more questions about this role