Chemist, Dayton, NJ: Conduct research, analysis, synthesis, and experimentation on substances for product and process development, application quantitative and qualitative analysis, improvement of analytical methodologies, and validation of analytical methods. Analyze organic and inorganic compounds to determine chemical and physical properties. Induce changes in composition of substances by various catalysts. Conduct research on manufactured products
Position: Packaging Manager (FT) About the Job Includes the following. Other duties may be assigned. • Develop a daily and Monthly plan and schedule for Packaging operations of pharmaceutical dosage forms. Plan and deploy required resources to deliver the required products as per the demand forecast. Ensure that the backorders are minimized. • Meet productivity
Responsibilities: • Perform and coordinate analytical testing of raw materials, finished products, and Stability study samples in compliance with specifications, protocols, and SOPs. • Operation and calibration of instruments such as pH meter, density meter, KF, Polarimeter, Viscometer, UV spectrophotometer, FTIR, HPLC, GC Atomic absorption, etc. • Comply with all appropriate safety and regulatory guidelines
Responsibilities: • Develop and validate test methods for raw materials, in-process materials, finished products, and cleaning samples • Perform and coordinate analytical testing in compliance with specifications, protocols, and SOPs using HPLC, GC, Dissolution apparatus, Particle size analyzer, Atomic absorption, wet chemistry, and other techniques. • Comply with all appropriate safety and regulatory guidelines such
Entry-level positions for candidates including Graduate students with Chemistry/life sciences in Quality Control/ Quality Assurance department. Requirements: • Knowledge of Laboratory instruments is preferable. • Should be interested in the pharmaceutical industry • Basic knowledge of MS Office Benefits: • 401(k) Plan • Health Insurance • Paid vacations • Personal and sick days Interested candidates