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Analytical Chemistry Manager

Walker Cole International
London
5 months ago
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Walker Cole International is searching for a Analytical Manager to join a Global Pharmaceutical company based in London. The Analytical Manager will play a critical role in supporting the advancement of a broad pipeline of small molecule drug products

Your responsibilities as the Analytical Manager will be:

  • Oversight of all externalised analytical chemistry activities - both drug product and substance
  • Be the technical point of contact for external CDMOs for all queries
  • Lead analytical transfer activities to CMO partners
  • Be the SME for Dissolution
  • Manage and grow a small team of scientists

To be a successful candidate for the Analytical Manager:

  • BSc/MSc in relevant subject (Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Science)
  • At least 5 years of industry experience in pharmaceutical drug development
  • Proven experience in small molecule analytical chemistry - specific expertise in dissolution

External Manufacturing | Dissolution | Spray Drying | Process Development | Scale Up | OSD | Tableting | Chemistry | Oral Solid Dose | MSAT | MS&T | CMC |External Supply | NPI | New Product Introduction | Tech Transfer | Analytical Transfer

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