Senior Technician – Upstream Biopharmaceutical Processes
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A chance to be part of shaping the LEO biologics CMC area for the future
LEO Pharma has embarked on a growth journey to become the preferred dermatology care partner in the world, dedicated to help people achieve healthy skin. We have an ambitious 2030 strategy, which aims to accelerate our impact in innovative therapeutics while strengthening our established portfolio and our global footprint in medical dermatology. Dermatology is an area of rapid growth and LEO Pharma´s vision is to help people with mild, moderate and severe dermatological diseases across the world. To meet the requirements of an increasing pipeline of biologics projects we are now expanding in the CMC biologics area both in terms of capabilities and capacity. This is why we need you!
Upstream process development and tech transfer of monoclonal antibody processes in a brand-new lab
Your overall focus will be upstream process development and scale-down of existing cell culture processes for monoclonal antibodies (mAbs). In close collaboration with up- and downstream colleagues, you will prepare and run down-scaled cell culture processes and in-process analyses in our labs to build better process understanding and for material production for colleagues working with downstream, formulation or analytical method development.
Your primary tasks will be to:
As we are breaking new ground and are part of an R&D organisation, no two days are alike. As such, you must be able to thrive in a dynamic R&D environment and have the drive and entrepreneurial spirit to move things ahead.
+3 years’ experience within upstream biopharmaceutical processes
You have an education as Laboratory Technician or similar with at least 3 years’ experience in upstream biologics processing. Your career has provided you with hands-on experience within cultivation of mammalian cells in bioreactors, bags, and shake flasks as well as supporting technologies, e.g., in-process analyses, media preparation and harvesting. You have worked with and have an interest for new technologies such as automation for high-throughput process development. Knowledge of downstream processing is considered an advantage as you will work closely together with counterparts from neighbouring disciplines.
You are curious by nature and like to try new things, methods, processes etc. You combine strong bench skills with a good sense for documentation to ensure the right quality in your deliverables. As you will work together with multiple people across the LEO organisation, good collaboration skills are of great importance.
Biopharmaceutical Processes – your new team
Your will join seven (today) skilled colleagues covering upstream and downstream competencies. We are a growing team, and our focus is to support drug substance processes for LEO Pharma’s portfolio of biologics. We aim to establish an innovation culture characterised by openness, plenty of room for new ideas, mutual respect and helpfulness – while not forgetting to have a good time together. The department is part of Biologics & Early Development consisting of 55+ highly skilled and dedicated colleagues striving to deliver high quality science to progress our Research and Development projects and to deliver innovative products to patients.
We are here to take ownership, drive, and secure that scientific questions are answered. We are driven by a high level of integrity, science, passion for our work and an open minded, collaborative approach.
Let’s pioneer together
At LEO Pharma, we help people with skin diseases live fulfilling lives by advancing dermatology beyond the skin. We drive dermatology with our knowledge, collaboration and curiosity, and we are at the forefront of science in developing new medicines. For us, pioneering together is about constantly improving and extending what’s possible for each other, our company, and our patients.
Contact and application
The position is placed in the LEO Pharma headquarters in Ballerup. We look forward to receiving your application in English or Danish. If you need further information please contact Fredrik Johansson, Senior Director of Biologics and Early Development (+45 41851734) or Christoffer Bro, Senior Principal Scientist Upstream (+45 31379842). The deadline is 10. January 2021 although interviews may be scheduled before the deadline.
About LEO Pharma
LEO Pharma has embarked on a growth journey to become the preferred dermatology care partner in the world, dedicated to help people achieve healthy skin. We have an ambitious 2030 strategy, which aims to accelerate our impact in innovative therapeutics while strengthening our established portfolio and our global footprint in medical dermatology. Dermatology is an area of rapid growth and LEO Pharma´s vision is to help people with mild, moderate and severe dermatological diseases across the world. To meet the requirements of an increasing pipeline of biologics projects we are now expanding in the CMC biologics area both in terms of capabilities and capacity. This is why we need you!
Upstream process development and tech transfer of monoclonal antibody processes in a brand-new lab
Your overall focus will be upstream process development and scale-down of existing cell culture processes for monoclonal antibodies (mAbs). In close collaboration with up- and downstream colleagues, you will prepare and run down-scaled cell culture processes and in-process analyses in our labs to build better process understanding and for material production for colleagues working with downstream, formulation or analytical method development.
Your primary tasks will be to:
- Perform and document laboratory-scale cell culture experiments and protein expression in bioreactors, bags, and shake flasks
- Maintain and further develop our lab facilities and systems/practices – together with up- and downstream colleagues – including collaboration/coordination with internal and external facility and equipment services
- Ensure day-to-day upstream laboratory operations including maintenance/procurement of equipment, raw materials and consumables as needed
- Writing and reviewing documentation such as documentation of lab work and standard operating procedures/work instructions for upstream equipment and laboratory.
- Train colleagues in your area of expertise as the team expands in the future.
As we are breaking new ground and are part of an R&D organisation, no two days are alike. As such, you must be able to thrive in a dynamic R&D environment and have the drive and entrepreneurial spirit to move things ahead.
+3 years’ experience within upstream biopharmaceutical processes
You have an education as Laboratory Technician or similar with at least 3 years’ experience in upstream biologics processing. Your career has provided you with hands-on experience within cultivation of mammalian cells in bioreactors, bags, and shake flasks as well as supporting technologies, e.g., in-process analyses, media preparation and harvesting. You have worked with and have an interest for new technologies such as automation for high-throughput process development. Knowledge of downstream processing is considered an advantage as you will work closely together with counterparts from neighbouring disciplines.
You are curious by nature and like to try new things, methods, processes etc. You combine strong bench skills with a good sense for documentation to ensure the right quality in your deliverables. As you will work together with multiple people across the LEO organisation, good collaboration skills are of great importance.
Biopharmaceutical Processes – your new team
Your will join seven (today) skilled colleagues covering upstream and downstream competencies. We are a growing team, and our focus is to support drug substance processes for LEO Pharma’s portfolio of biologics. We aim to establish an innovation culture characterised by openness, plenty of room for new ideas, mutual respect and helpfulness – while not forgetting to have a good time together. The department is part of Biologics & Early Development consisting of 55+ highly skilled and dedicated colleagues striving to deliver high quality science to progress our Research and Development projects and to deliver innovative products to patients.
We are here to take ownership, drive, and secure that scientific questions are answered. We are driven by a high level of integrity, science, passion for our work and an open minded, collaborative approach.
Let’s pioneer together
At LEO Pharma, we help people with skin diseases live fulfilling lives by advancing dermatology beyond the skin. We drive dermatology with our knowledge, collaboration and curiosity, and we are at the forefront of science in developing new medicines. For us, pioneering together is about constantly improving and extending what’s possible for each other, our company, and our patients.
Contact and application
The position is placed in the LEO Pharma headquarters in Ballerup. We look forward to receiving your application in English or Danish. If you need further information please contact Fredrik Johansson, Senior Director of Biologics and Early Development (+45 41851734) or Christoffer Bro, Senior Principal Scientist Upstream (+45 31379842). The deadline is 10. January 2021 although interviews may be scheduled before the deadline.
About LEO Pharma
LEO Pharma helps people achieve healthy skin. By offering care solutions to patients in more than 100 countries globally, LEO Pharma supports people in managing their skin conditions. Founded in 1908 and owned by the LEO Foundation, the healthcare company has devoted decades of research and development to delivering products and solutions to people with skin conditions. LEO Pharma is headquartered in Denmark and employs around 6,000 people worldwide. For more information, visit www.leo-pharma.com
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Denne ledige stilling har jobtypen "Kemiker", og befinder sig i kategorien "Sundhed og forskning".
Arbejdsstedet er beliggende i Ballerup.
Jobbet er oprettet på vores service den 14.12.2020, men kan have været deaktiveret og genaktiveret igen.
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- Ballerup
- Søndag den 10. januar 2021
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