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Job Description: Mgr/ Sr Mgr role, key member of the operations management team at Raheen. Provides technical management and support to ensure key deliverables of the…
Company: RegeneronJob Description: A Manager Manufacturing Technical Operations – Upstream or Downstream is required to join a rapidly growing Biopharmaceutical organisation in Limerick.
Company: Life Science RecruitmentJob Description: The IT Program Manager will be an overall, effective manager, communicator, and leader. This position also serves as the central point of contact for all…
Company: AptivJob Description: My client is a Pharmaceutical company who is looking for an External Manufacturing Operations Manager to join the team. Operations support for Product PPQs.
Company: Tandem Project Management Ltd.Job Description: This role requires a minimum of 10 years hands-on experience in Good Manufacturing Practice manufacturing in an operations, quality or technical role.
Company: MSDJob Description: This Biologics company is seeking to recruit a permanent Downstream MS&T Manager. The Downstream MS&T Manager will lead a group of scientists that will be…
Company: ScientificJobs.ieJob Description: Ability to present and defend technical aspects of manufacturing operations during regulatory agency inspections. Any other duties required by Manager.
Company: Team HorizonJob Description: This Biologics company is seeking to recruit a permanent Downstream MS&T Manager. The Downstream MS&T Manager will lead a group of scientists that will be…
Company: Life Science RecruitmentData as of 2020-09-05 (Latest) with id 33231.
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