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MES MBR Author / Designer - Remote

Non-Headquarters

Valspec—a global provider of system validation and lifecycle services—provides commissioning and qualification of computerized systems for clients in the Life Sciences industry. Established in 1999, Valspec’s mission is to provide a wide spectrum of services that help its clients meet their capital project and lifecycle maintenance goals.

Valspec’s projects are critical to the industry, and to the people who rely on its products. Many projects ensure that life-changing drugs are available to those who need them; others streamline production to meet demand at a lower cost, allowing for the discovery of new and innovative therapies.

MBR AUTHOR

(INDUSTRIAL INFORMATION AND OPERATIONS TECHNOLOGY)

Excellent consulting opportunity as full-time employee working 100% remotely, with one visit onsite to California. This role is ideal with a Korber (Werum) PAS|X designer and author for MES (manufacturing execution system). We are looking for tech savvy professionals with a proven track record in the SDLC (system development life cycle) of automated computer systems within biopharmaceutical manufacturing environments to include cell and gene therapy production.  Due to our unique approach in meeting the demands of our customers, we are pursuing both individuals that can join our team long term as well as SMEs (subject matter experts) that would like to join us on a consulting basis.

SUMMARY

The MBR Author will have involvement across various stages of the life cycle including implementation, change management and daily site support.  Primary tasks will include but not be limited to the following activities: 

  • PAS-X MES design, development, documentation, testing and implementation within life sciences (biopharmaceutical) environments.
  • Gathering user requirements to map existing or new manufacturing processes to the associated process automation and enterprise level systems. 
  • Configuring/Developing electronic batch records (EBRs).
  • Developing qualification documentation to include performing dry and wet testing of EBRs.
  • Supporting the implementation of patches and hotfixes to supported systems.

REQUIREMENTS

  • 3+ years of experience within the authoring of MBRs.
  • Experience with the implementation and integration of Level 3 & 4 Industrial IT systems such as MES and enterprise level data analytics / management software.
  • Werum PAS|X design and authoring experience in GMP environment.
  • Up-to-date with new technologies around the IIoT / Digital Transformation space.
  • Exposure to cell and gene therapy production, single-use technologies, and IIoT integrated environments is a plus.
  • Experience as an end user and/or significant process experience is a plus.

Valspec offers a standout culture, fantastic work environment, and has very competitive benefits to include premium medical, 401K match, profit sharing, tuition reimbursement, and other unique incentives.

Candidates must be legally eligible to work in the United States without company sponsorship.  Also, we are not interested in working on a corp-to-corp basis with other companies at this time.

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