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As a Project Controls Engineering Consultant, you will collaborate with clients and teams to support biomanufacturing projects, delivering project controls deliverables such as budgets, schedules, risk analyses, and cost reports. You will analyze complex data and ensure project alignment across various departments, while also maintaining internal tools and dashboards.

As a Consultant in Project Controls Engineering, you will collaborate with various teams to support biomanufacturing projects, create project budgets, schedules, and reports, analyze project data, and facilitate clear communication for decision making. You will also be responsible for maintaining internal project management tools and fostering long-term client relationships.

Project Farma seeks talented professionals in various roles including Project Engineers, Consultants, Managers, and Directors in the life sciences industry, focusing on advanced therapies, project management, and operations support.

Precision for Medicine is seeking a Project Engineer to provide hands-on support and troubleshooting for engineering life cycles and cutting-edge equipment. Responsibilities include creating alignment with client departments, authoring technical documents, and executing validation protocols. The role requires a Bachelor's degree in Life Science, Engineering, or related discipline and full-time on-site client presence with up to 100% travel.

As a CQV Engineering Consultant, you will lead and manage client project initiatives within the life science sector, providing hands-on support in navigating the engineering life cycle. Responsibilities include developing technical documentation, mentoring team members, fostering collaboration, and supporting business development while ensuring timely delivery of high-quality project outcomes.

As a CQV Engineering Consultant, you will coordinate with client departments, lead project initiatives, develop technical documentation, mentor team members, and support business development through networking and understanding client needs.

The Cellular Assay Scientist will develop, validate, and execute assays in a clinical immunology lab, focusing on Neutralizing Antibody Assays and other immunocellular assays. Responsibilities include designing experiments, analyzing data, improving SOPs, troubleshooting scientific issues, and ensuring safe lab practices while collaborating with technical teams and supporting new equipment qualifications.