Job Description Summary
As DSP SMEs, responsible for technology transfers, process lifecycle management, manufacturing support, validation support, and technical governance across Sandoz manufacturing sites and external partners
Job Description
Position Purpose:
As DSP SMEs, responsible for technology transfers, process lifecycle management, manufacturing support, validation support, and technical governance across Sandoz manufacturing sites and external partners
Your Key Responsibilities:
Your responsibilities include, but not limited to:
Technical support
• To provide support Downstream manufacturing processes across commercial products.
• Serve as SME for clarification, batch and continuous chromatography, filtration, UF/DF, SPTFF, and downstream process control strategies.
• Lead/support resolution of complex technical manufacturing issues and investigations.
Innovation & Emerging Technologies
• Evaluate emerging downstream processing technologies, digital solutions, advanced analytics, automation platforms, single-use technologies,
and manufacturing innovations for applicability across the biologics network.
• Assess technical feasibility, business value, implementation risks, and potential impact on product quality, process robustness, cost of goods, and supply reliability.
• Partner with Manufacturing, Process Development, Engineering, Digital, and external technology providers to pilot and industrialize cutting-edge solutions.
• Support implementation of approved technologies and ensure effective knowledge transfer across manufacturing sites and CMOs.
Manufacturing Support
• Ensure timely scientific support for routine manufacturing operations.
• Provide expert support for investigations related to process deviations, atypical results, and process performance excursions to in-house facilities as well as CMOs as needed.
• Support root cause analysis and implementation of effective CAPAs.
Process Lifecycle Management
• Perform continued process verification
📌 Tech associate DSP MS&T CoE (India)
🏢 Sandoz
📍 India