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Artech L.L.C.

Organizational Change Adoption & Communication Specialist

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Organizational Change Adoption & Communication Specialist at Artech L.L.C. Organizational Change Adoption & Communication Specialist at Artech L.L.C. in Kenmore, Washington Posted in 4 days ago.

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full-time

Job Title:
Organizational Change Adoption & Communication Specialist Location:

Bothell, WA 100%

Onsite Duration:

12 Months with possible extension

Top Non Negotiable Skills:
  • Experience supporting organizational change, communications, adoption, business transformation, or technology change.
  • Experience in pharmaceutical, biotechnology, medical device, or another regulated life sciences environment.
  • Experience supporting manufacturing, quality, laboratory, supply chain, frontline, or shift-based teams.
  • Experience with enterprise applications, digital transformation, or multi-release technology programs.
  • Familiarity with a formal change management methodology; bachelor's degree and change certification are a plus.

Role Summary Client is advancing the Cell Health Intelligence Platform (CHIP), a multi-application transformation introducing new workflows, systems, and data-driven ways of working across Cell Therapy manufacturing. This intermediate-level contractor will support and coordinate change management activities for the Bothell site, translating program plans into practical local communications, engagement, readiness, and adoption actions. Key Responsibilities

  • Support execution of the Bothell site change approach in alignment with CHIP priorities and deployment timing.
  • Identify and document local impacts across roles, processes, shifts, and stakeholder groups.
  • Engage site stakeholders and end users through interviews, working sessions, floor engagement, and other listening activities.
  • Adapt program communications, training, and readiness materials for the Bothell operating environment.
  • Coordinate leadership updates, FAQs, office hours, change champion activities, and local reinforcement materials.
  • Track readiness, engagement, adoption indicators, risks, and dependencies; escalate issues through appropriate channels.
  • Coordinate with program workstreams on release schedules, process changes, training needs, go-live, and hypercare.
  • Maintain concise change deliverables and organized site resources in approved collaboration channels. Required Qualifications Experience supporting organizational change, communications, adoption, business transformation, or technology change.
  • Experience with stakeholder engagement, change impacts, readiness, communications planning, and post-deployment support.
  • Ability to translate enterprise plans and complex information into clear, practical site-level actions.
  • Strong facilitation, relationship-building, written, verbal, visual communication, and project coordination skills.
  • Ability to manage multiple priorities, work through evolving timelines and dependencies, and identify and escalate risks.
  • Ability to work primarily on-site in Bothell, with flexibility for virtual program meetings.
  • Experience in pharmaceutical, biotechnology, medical device, or another regulated life sciences environment.
  • Experience supporting manufacturing, quality, laboratory, supply chain, frontline, or shift-based teams.
  • Experience with enterprise applications, digital transformation, or multi-release technology programs.
  • Familiarity with a formal change management methodology; bachelor's degree and change certification are a plus.

Success Measures Stakeholders understand what is changing and what is expected; site leadership has visibility into readiness and adoption risks; local communications, training, and engagement are practical and aligned with the CHIP program; and end-user feedback is captured and used to reinforce adoption.