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Spectraforce Technologies

Thousand Oaks, CA (In Person)

Full-Time

Posted 3 weeks ago (Updated 2 weeks ago) • Actively hiring

Expires 5/28/2026

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Associate Scientist Spectraforce Technologies United States, California, Thousand Oaks Apr 18, 2026
Title:
Associate Scientist Duration:
6 Months (Possibility of Extension)
Location:
91320, Thousand oaks,
CA Schedule:
8:00-5:00 PM We are seeking a highly motivated and detail-oriented individual with strong expertise in life sciences and Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS) to support the modernization of our global Bioanalytical Sciences
LIMS/ELN
ecosystem. This group performs assays for small molecule and peptide analysis using
LC-MS/MS, ELISA
assays using MSD and Spectrmax readers and Immunogenicity assays that are Anti-drug antibody and Neutralizing Antibody assays using MSD, Spectramax, Envision and Vicell type readers. This contract offers the opportunity to contribute to a major digital transformation initiative within a world class scientific organization. You will work closely with the global Pharmacokinetics and Drug Metabolism - Bioanalytical Sciences (PKDM BA) team, collaborating with colleagues across sites in California and Germany, as well as with software vendors and internal subject matter experts. Your work will directly shape the implementation of our new LabVantage
LIMS/ELN
platform and help harmonize data and workflows across our global bioanalytical community. Key Responsibilities Controlled Environment Equipment (CEE): For Controlled Environment Equipment (CEE) which includes freezers, refrigerators, desiccators and Liquid Nitrogen tank), the role would be responsible for the following items: Inventory Manager to build inventory from each type of controlled chambers (e.g., refrigerator, freezer, LN2, Ambient, etc.) Build a process with BA lab staff of check-in and checkout of these controlled chambers. Tracks products in low temperature, focusing on accuracy, safety, and efficiency by managing receiving, storing, picking, and shipping, conducting cycle counts, resolving discrepancies (like damages/shorts), and generating reports, all while upholding strict health/safety/regulatory standards like FDA.
BA Operations Oversight:
Manage daily inventory flow, including receiving, put-away, picking, packing, and dispatching of goods.
Inventory Accuracy:
Conduct regular cycle counts and full physical inventories; reconcile physical stock with system records.
Discrepancy Resolution:
Investigate and resolve issues like damaged goods, short shipments, missing items, and customer claims.
System Management:
Process adjustments, updating records, and generating reports on inventory levels, movement, and performance.
Cold Chain Compliance:
Monitor and maintain temperature/humidity controls and enforce proper handling to preserve product integrity.
Safety & Security:
Enforce company safety policies, monitor security protocols, and ensure compliance with FDA guidelines.
Reporting & Analysis:
Generate inventory reports and analyze trends to support and process improvements.
Coordination:
Liaise BA lab staff and management to ensure smooth workflow. Master Data Integration Lead the integration of assay and study metadata, reagent and equipment information, and experimental raw data/results from multiple legacy systems into a unified global LIMS environment. Builds inventory from each type of controlled chamber (e.g., refrigerator, freezer, LN2, Ambient, etc.) into an inventory management system. Testing & Compliance Contribute to test planning and execution to ensure the
LIMS/ELN
solution meets specifications, supports bioanalytical workflows, and complies with our standards and regulatory requirements (including GxP and
FDA 21 CFR
Part 11). Documentation Create and maintain clear, comprehensive documentation covering requirements, processes, data flows, configurations, and user guides. Training & User Support Assist in developing and delivering training to end users adopting the new
LIMS/ELN
system. Collaboration & Communication Serve as a liaison between PKDM-BA labs (ATO and ASF), research teams, technology teams, and software vendors. Foster strong collaboration across diverse groups including bench scientists, data scientists, software engineers, and data engineers. Qualifications & Skills Education & Experience Bachelors in life sciences, computer sciences, or a related field Minimum 2 years of direct experience working with laboratory software and electronic data processes in the pharma/biotech industry. Masters degree OR Bachelors degree and 2 years of experience OR Associate's degree and 4 years of experience OR High school diploma / GED and 6 years of experience Experience in inventory roles, preferably in cold storage or logistics. Regulatory & Quality Knowledge Experience with Laboratory Information Management Systems and Electronica Laboratory Notebooks (e.g., Watson LIMS, Star
LIMS, IDBS
ELN, Others) would be helpful. Experience in GxP environments and understanding of computerized system validation and regulatory frameworks (e.g., FDA 21 CFR Part 58 and part 11) is desired. Soft Skills & Ways of Working Self-driven and consistent demonstration of initiative Ability to multi-task activities while maintaining attention to details Excellent communication skills Strong analytical, organizational, and problem solving abilities. Demonstrated success collaborating with cross functional scientific and technical teams. Adaptability, energy, and willingness to work across time zones. Innovative mindset with a track record of driving ideas to implementation. Ability to work effectively in a cross-functional, team matrix environment Comfortable interacting with a diverse team with wide-ranging skillsets. Knowledge of MS Office tools, such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Visio and Outlook Knowledge of regulatory (GLP and GCP) and pharmaceutical processes is recommended Top 3
Must Have Skill Sets:
Education & Experience Bachelors in life sciences, computer sciences, or a related field Minimum 2 years of direct experience working with laboratory software and electronic data processes in the pharma/biotech industry. Experience in inventory roles, preferably in cold storage or logistics. Regulatory & Quality Knowledge Experience with Laboratory Information Management Systems and Electronica Laboratory Notebooks (e.g., Watson LIMS, Star
LIMS, IDBS
ELN, Others) would be helpful. Experience in GxP environments and understanding of computerized system validation and regulatory frameworks (e.g., FDA 21 CFR Part 58 and part 11) is desired. Soft Skills & Ways of Working Self-driven and consistent demonstration of initiative Ability to multi-task activities while maintaining attention to details Excellent communication skills Strong analytical, organizational, and problem solving abilities. Demonstrated success collaborating with cross functional scientific and technical teams. Adaptability, energy, and willingness to work across time zones. Innovative mindset with a track record of driving ideas to implementation. Ability to work effectively in a cross-functional, team matrix environment Comfortable interacting with a diverse team with wide-ranging skillsets. Knowledge of MS Office tools, such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Visio and Outlook Knowledge of regulatory (GLP and GCP) and pharmaceutical processes is recommended Day to
Day Responsibilities:
Key Responsibilities For Controlled Environment Equipment (CEE) which includes freezers, refrigerators, desiccators and Liquid Nitrogen tank), the role would be responsible for the following items: Inventory Manager to build inventory from each type of controlled chambers (e.g., refrigerator, freezer, LN2, Ambient, etc.) Build a process with BA lab staff of check-in and checkout of these controlled chambers. Tracks products in low temperature, focusing on accuracy, safety, and efficiency by managing receiving, storing, picking, and shipping, conducting cycle counts, resolving discrepancies (like damages/shorts), and generating reports, all while upholding strict health/safety/regulatory standards like FDA.
BA Operations Oversight:
Manage daily inventory flow, including receiving, put-away, picking, packing, and dispatching of goods.
Inventory Accuracy:
Conduct regular cycle counts and full physical inventories; reconcile physical stock with system records.
Discrepancy Resolution:
Investigate and resolve issues like damaged goods, short shipments, missing items, and customer claims.
System Management:
Process adjustments, updating records, and generating reports on inventory levels, movement, and performance.
Cold Chain Compliance:
Monitor and maintain temperature/humidity controls and enforce proper handling to preserve product integrity.
Safety & Security:
Enforce company safety policies, monitor security protocols, and ensure compliance with FDA guidelines.
Reporting & Analysis:
Generate inventory reports and analyze trends to support and process improvements.
Coordination:
Liaise BA lab staff and management to ensure smooth workflow.
Red Flags:
. Poor interpersonal skills, no lab experience
Interview Process:
1 Phone and 4 in person interviews or virtual interviews

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