Upstream Process Development Scientist/Engineer · General

Summary

Execute experiments more independently and take ownership of small process development tasks.

This level — P2 P2 — Developing Professional

Early-career professional; developing skills, handles routine tasks with some independence

Who does this work

An Upstream Process Development Scientist/Engineer who wants to design and optimize innovative mammalian cell culture processes that enable the efficient production of life-saving biologics.

The problem this role solves

Challenges in optimizing mammalian cell culture can lead to inefficiencies in biologics production. Feeling overwhelmed by the complexity of the processes and the pressure to deliver high-quality results under tight deadlines. Believing that every patient deserves access to safe and effective therapies requires a commitment to excellence in process development.

The transformation

Developing a robust cell culture process that significantly increases yield and reduces costs. Contributing to the timely launch of a new biologic therapy that positively impacts patient outcomes.

What's at risk

Experiencing delays in production due to inefficient processes, risking project timelines. Failing to meet regulatory standards, which could lead to lost credibility and resources.

How the role wins

• 1. Assess current mammalian cell culture processes and identify areas for improvement.
• 2. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to develop innovative solutions and methodologies.
• 3. Conduct experiments to validate new processes and analyze data for optimization.
• 4. Implement successful strategies into production workflows, ensuring regulatory compliance.
• 5. Continuously monitor and refine processes for efficiency and quality.