We have an exciting opportunity for a Laboratory Operations Engineer to join a growing team at a PSS Client site. The Laboratory Operations Engineer will be responsible for supporting process systems in clinical and non-clinical Regulated Bioanalytics laboratories. This position may provide direct support to automation asset maintenance, system security, data management, obsolescence initiatives and all SDLC and Compliance needs. Job Duties Include - Collaborate with divisional/enterprise Information teams, global infrastructure, and risk/security organizations to ensure compliant laboratory support of regulated bioanalytical laboratory programs - Support the lifecycle of GxP equipment including the acquisition, installation, maintenance, and retirement phases. - Apply deep expertise in the computer system validation process for diverse laboratory equipment such as automated liquid handlers, plate readers, and PCR systems. - Maintain service schedules for instrument maintenance, ensuring timely completion of calibration and maintenance activities in accordance with departmental SOPs. - Coordinate service activities involving various vendors, service engineers, and facilities staff, fostering strong professional relationships. - Develop a working knowledge of laboratory equipment, like liquid handlers, plate washers/readers, and PCR. - Serve as system administrator for equipment applications, including temperature monitoring systems, assisting in the management of controlled temperature units and alarm handling. - Collaborate with lab ops staff across bioanalytical labs and sites for process improvement, cross-training and cross-site support. - Engage in the routine operations supports promoting a culture of continuous improvement. - Assist in the development of reporting, analytics and visualization solutions to support local clinical operations and administrative business processes. - Ensuring automation systems are maintained in a validated state, as part of an active/ongoing lifecycle management program and in compliance with current GXP requirements. - Reviewing documents, preventive maintenance, and Standard Operating Procedures to ensure compliance with GxP Practice and corporate safety requirements. - Enhance the existing LAMP infrastructure to track equipment preventative maintenance (PM) within the client's department. - Provide compliance support activities such as entering PM and corrective maintenance services in the electronic laboratory logbook. - Oversee outsourced pipette calibration, maintaining records in the electronic logbook. Generate and review out-of-calibration impacts reports, share it with management and take appropriate actions. - Perform Hamilton verification after PM/CM, documenting verification in the electronic logbook. - Utilize technical knowledge to ensure efficient operation of various automated processing and informational technology systems. - Participate in compliance audits and training programs. - Providing client services support for business area laboratory applications. Significant Safety or Working Considerations: - May come into contact with potentially infectious material. - May handle hazardous chemicals This site is not accessible by public transportation options; daily, reliable transportation is needed to and from the site. Qualifications - Minimum of a Bachelor of Science degree needed (with a minimum of 2 years of relevant experience) or a Master's degree in engineering science, Information Technology or a related field. - Authorization to work in the country indefinitely without sponsorship. Required skills - Experience in a GLP or GMP laboratory, preferably in a bioanalytical setting. - Proven experience in validation activities and associated Quality functions. - Demonstrated strong interpersonal skills with the ability to influence others and promote a culture of inclusion, feedback, and empowerment. - Highly organized, and multitasking capabilities to manage multiple equipment or system schedules, documents, and maintenance tasks. - Strong verbal and written communication skills, with comfort in interacting with diverse on-site and off-site collaborators. - Ability to follow Standard Operating Procedures with insight into continuous improvement. - Apply general knowledge of company business developed through education or experience. - Understand and apply regulatory/ compliance requirements relative to the role. - Problem solver/troubleshooter, skilled in Root Cause Analysis (RCA). Additional Information Position is full-time, Monday-Friday 8am-5pm with overtime as needed. Candidates currently living within a commutable distance of Spring House, PA are encouraged to apply. This site is not accessible by public transportation options; daily, reliable transportation is needed to and from the site. What we offer: - Excellent full time benefits including comprehensive medical coverage, dental, and vision options - Life and disability insurance - 401(k) with company match - Paid vacation and holidays