Laboratory Technician Performs laboratory tests to support research efforts in identifying potential drug or biologic candidates for efficacy against disease through a variety of scientific techniques, instrumentation, and disciplines by performing the following duties. Essential Duties
Position Purpose Owns the biological front end of the process, from raw material preparation and saccharification through seed train and production fermentation, and is the technical bridge between the laboratory process and the plant. Key Responsibilities Own
Position Purpose Runs the field. Owns daily construction execution, contractor coordination, site logistics and the physical installation of equipment, piping, electrical and ventilation systems in the sequence the schedule requires. Key Responsibilities Direct all field construction
Position Purpose Takes the plant from installed to proven. Owns system turnover, pre commissioning, functional testing, dry runs and the introduction of first feed, and hands a working plant to operations. Key Responsibilities Build the commissioning
Position Purpose Runs the plant when leadership is not on site, which is most of the time. Owns safety, production and people on their crew. Hired early to participate in commissioning and learn the plant while
Position Purpose Owners technical authority for the plant. Holds the design basis, resolves technical questions from the field, controls engineering change, and makes sure what is built matches what was designed and will actually operate. Key
Position Purpose Runs the plant from the control room. The most technically demanding hourly role in the plant, where hiring early pays back most since console competence is built by watching systems come alive during commissioning.
Position Purpose The hands of the plant. Operates equipment in the field, executes procedures, catches problems before instruments do, and keeps the unit running safely around the clock. Key Responsibilities Perform routine rounds, monitor equipment condition
Position Purpose Single point of accountability for delivery of the LAMP plant from equipment arrival through demonstrated production. Owns scope, cost, schedule, contracts and the integrated project plan, and is the interface between the site and
Position Purpose The person who will still be here in five years. Owns the operating plant, its people, its safety record, its cost and its output. Joins during commissioning so they own the plant they will
Position Purpose Stands up the on site laboratory and the product quality system. The plant cannot release product or troubleshoot a batch without a working lab, and the lab has to be running before the first