LCMS Engineer I

Salary Range: $65,000.00 - $80,000.00 Salary/year Carries out instrument repairs and calibration with appropriate SOPS and regulatory guidelines. Plays a key role in High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) and mass spectrometer maintenance and instrument troubleshooting. Perform scheduled calibrations and preventive maintenance and non-routine repair procedures in support of scientific and laboratory equipment Collect, compile, measure, summarize, and record data developed during the performance of routine and non-routine maintenance activities Reviews and signs off calibration data performed by other staff members to insure compliance with SPOs and other documents Perform assignments with strict adherence to written standard operating procedures where required Accesses and uses all sources (e.g., manuals, tech support, internet, peers) for technical information to support familiar and unfamiliar laboratory instrumentation Work with computer-controlled instrumentation and multiple software applications May perform routine technical proficiency testing with additional lab staff Professional and effective in all interactions with peers and customers This position will generally support one specific local site; however, temporary assignments to other locations are possible Adhere to safety policies and procedures Attend all related company, department, and EHS required safety training annually Maintain a safe work area Assist with responding to audit findings

Qualifications: Bachelor's Degree in Chemistry or related Scientific field with 6-8+ years experience is required -OR- Master's Degree or equivalent in Chemistry or related Scientific field with 5+ years' experience is required -OR- Ph. D. or equivalent in Chemistry or related Scientific field with 2+ years experience is required *Applicable and significant work experience may be substituted for educational requirements General understanding of laboratory operations and support functions. General understanding of laboratory safety procedures. Strong organizational and coordination skills. Effective communication and collaboration abilities. General understanding knowledge of laboratory equipment and procedures. Strong oral and written communication Strong attention to detail Strong prioritization and organization ability Ability to work with complex information Ability to function in a dynamic work environment Experience using Microsoft Office Experience using database software Interdepartmental problem-solving skills Project management skills Professionalism in all communications and interactions with senior staff, clients, and regulatory agencies Experience within a Contract Research Organization, drug development, mass spectrometry, bioanalysis or a laboratory setting preferred. May work with potentially hazardous substances. Mandatory immunizations and screening as required. Occasional work outside of normal operating hours may berequired. Work requires some standing and sitting for long periods of time, including working within a laboratory hood and at standing bench top. Work requires use of PPE (personal protective equipment).