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Bristol Myers Squibb

Principal Scientist, Product Champion

Bristol Myers Squibb

New Brunswick, NJ · full time · Principal

$123,580 – $149,752

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What this role is

Lead technical strategy and lifecycle management for sterile biologic drug products across manufacturing sites, ensuring process robustness and regulatory compliance. This role suits scientists with deep expertise in aseptic processing and biologics manufacturing who can drive cross-functional projects and influence decisions in matrix organizations.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree and 9+ years relevant experience in drug product manufacturing
  • In-depth knowledge of biologics and sterile liquid drug products
  • Experience in aseptic drug product manufacturing and/or technology transfer
  • Ability to serve as technical expert for manufacturing sites
  • Critical thinking and technical writing skills
  • Ability to work independently with limited supervision
  • Experience working effectively in matrix environments
  • Demonstrated ability to build alignment across analytical, regulatory, and manufacturing partners
  • Demonstrated ability to influence areas outside direct control

Nice to have

  • Master's or Ph.D. degree
  • Experience in lyophilization technology
  • Thorough knowledge of quality systems and validation principles
  • Working competency in Statistical Process Control
  • Experience with regulatory filings and Health Authority interactions

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