1 to 3 of 3 Permanent Life Science Jobs in Loughborough

and their breadth of responsibility. About You To be successful in this role, were looking for you to have: Third level qualification in Computer Science or related subject Basic experience or understanding of developing applications using the following: Microsoft SQL Server ASP.NET MVC C# Entity Framework LINQ Service Oriented … Ability to learn and implement different technologies The following criteria would also be beneficial to your application, but is not essential: Degree in Computer Science or related discipline Basic Understanding in developing applications that use automated unit testing or unit testing/mocking frameworks OR have performed test driven … development techniques and practices. Experience within the clinical technology, life sciences or software industries setting and understanding of use of IXRS in Clinical Trial. Basic Understanding using Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS). Basic Understanding with any of the below: Agile development methodologies, specifically SCRUM Domain-driven design more »

successful in this role, were looking for you to have the following essential criteria: B.Sc. (or equivalent) in Chemistry or a Life Science subject with a significant chemistry portion. The following criteria would also be beneficial to your application, but is not essential: Experience working within a more »

Operations during troubleshooting and investigations. Conducting data integrity assessments for GMP equipment , safeguarding the accuracy and reliability of collected data. Maintaining the qualification life-cycle of all GMP equipment by performing re-qualification activities as … necessary. We are looking for someone who possesses the following qualifications: Bachelor's degree (BSc) or a Doctorate (PhD) in a Life Science or Engineering field. Proven experience in validating manufacturing equipment and processes. Solid understanding of Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) regulations. Experience in collaborating effectively with more »