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Analyst II, Quality Control

Fremont, CA

At Alamar Biosciences, we’re on a mission to transform the field of proteomics for the early detection of cancer and other diseases. We are creating the world’s most sensitive proteomics platform to unmask the deepest secrets of our proteome. Our fully automated, high throughput platform will empower new biomarker discoveries for early detection and prevention of common diseases. We provide exceptional opportunities for those who have the entrepreneurial spirit, enjoy developing novel technologies and products, and aspire to grow together with the company.

 

Position Description:

We seek a highly motivated Quality Control Analyst II to join our Operations team.  This position will be part of the Quality Control team, supporting all product testing activities from raw materials to finished goods, as well as product stability.  This position will also participate/provide support in data evaluation, troubleshooting, and streamlining processes. Seeking a professional analyst who is a swift learner, resourceful, organized, detail-oriented, and can adapt to shifting priorities in a fast-paced and rapidly growing company, while adhering to established protocols and procedures. All activities will be in compliance with ISO 13485/GMP requirements.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Perform analytical/functional testing for in-process and finished goods on manufactured products.
  • Perform analytical/functional testing on incoming raw materials.
  • Perform product testing to support product stability/dating.
  • Review data and assess against established acceptance criteria.
  • Prepare QC reference test materials per established procedures.
  • Record, track, and maintain QC data in logs and spreadsheets for trending.
  • Revise and update QC testing procedure and documentation for better workflow.
  • Generate data and graphs for trending test results
  • Initiate and participate in nonconformance/deviation and troubleshooting activities
  • Generate Equipment operation and maintenance SOPs.
  • Participate/provide support in streamlining QC workflow

 OCCASIONAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Perform testing on non-routine samples to establish QC specifications.
  • May assist in performing incoming inspection and visual inspection of manufactured products activities.
  • Participate in Test Method Validation

 QUALIFICATIONS

  • A B.S./B.A. in molecular biology, biochemistry, cell biology or related field with 2-3 years of industry laboratory experiences preferability in a Quality Control laboratory.
  • Experience in molecular biology techniques
  • Detail oriented, organized, and efficient
  • Strong team player and can work independently.
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills
  • Experience working in ISO 13485 and GMP environment preferably in QC processes.

The base salary range for this full-time position is $90,000 - $105,000 + bonus + equity + benefits. Our salary ranges are determined by work location, job-related skills, experience, and relevant education or training. The ranges displayed on each job posting reflect the minimum and maximum target for new hire salaries but are subject to change if the leveling of the role is adjusted.

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