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Provides employee-focused HR operations support, including payroll, benefits, onboarding, HRIS administration, employee records, and policy guidance. Administers FMLA, disability, workers’ compensation, state, military, and company-sponsored leave programs in partnership with a third-party vendor. Coordinates immigration processes, vendor invoices, HR reporting, compliance, accommodations, and return-to-work activities while maintaining confidential records and improving HR service delivery.

Manages project and regional administration across multiple life sciences engagements. Responsibilities include PSA setup, budgets, staffing plans, timesheets, financial tracking, dashboards, accruals, invoicing, meetings, documentation, status reporting, closeout, regional metrics, onboarding, proposal coordination, and backup Salesforce support.

Owns Scientific Services globally as a product, including commercial performance, offering strategy, pricing, service development, go-to-market enablement, delivery standards, capability planning, and team leadership. The role requires deep scientific and laboratory operations expertise in regulated life science environments, along with global commercial ownership, executive communication, and cross-functional influence. Travel of approximately 30–40% is required.

Provides technical and end-user support for laboratory systems at a customer site. Responsibilities include maintaining equipment and software inventories, troubleshooting technology issues, managing user accounts, executing change controls, performing preventative maintenance, supporting validation and audits, assisting investigations, configuring backups, authoring SOPs, training users, and serving as a technical subject matter expert. The role requires strong communication, documentation, customer service, organizational, and troubleshooting skills, with occasional on-call support and physical work around laboratory instruments.

Leads complex life sciences capital projects valued at $5M–$200M across design, construction, commissioning, startup, and operational readiness. Manages scope, budget, schedule, risk, compliance, governance, and client relationships while leading cross-functional teams and vendors. Provides mentorship, resource planning, change management, and continuous improvement across multiple projects or functional areas. Requires domestic travel to client sites.

Leads complex life sciences capital projects valued at $5M–$200M from design through construction, commissioning, startup, operational readiness, and closeout. Manages scope, budget, schedule, risk, compliance, vendors, and client relationships while leading cross-functional teams. Provides mentorship, resource planning, project governance, and continuous improvement across multiple projects or functional areas.

The Project Controls & Scheduling Lead Engineer will develop and maintain project schedules, manage cost performance, and prepare project reporting while collaborating with clients and teams in biomanufacturing projects.

Leads a technical services team supporting chromatography products and software. Oversees escalations, service documentation, technical training, customer satisfaction, team capacity, and performance metrics. Coordinates with R&D, Product Management, Field Service, Inside Service, and vendors on root-cause resolution and new product introductions. Manages training programs, documentation quality, launch deliverables, and design-for-service input while supporting customer and field-service needs.

Leads onsite administrative, analytical, procurement, vendor-management, and project-support functions. Manages cross-functional teams, purchasing, supplier performance, budgets, cost-saving initiatives, operational projects, reporting, compliance, SOPs, and stakeholder relationships. Oversees procurement of laboratory supplies, equipment, facilities services, and consumables while ensuring quality, timely delivery, policy compliance, and operational efficiency. Supports hiring, employee development, laboratory safety, sustainability, and regional business needs.

Coordinates daily support for a customer laboratory environment, serving as the primary contact for lab staff, service providers, supplies, waste removal, vendor access, safety, compliance, documentation, and service requests. Maintains lab inventory, supports cold-storage outages and cleanouts, coordinates repairs, provides orientations, and assists with 5S initiatives. The role requires onsite customer service, communication, problem-solving, hazardous-material awareness, and occasional on-call support for controlled-temperature equipment.