FAQs
What are the primary responsibilities of the Expert - Science & Technology role?
The primary responsibilities include planning and performing scientific experiments, documenting raw data, generating lab procedures, maintaining lab instruments, collaborating with team members, and ensuring compliance with relevant guidelines.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A PhD in a technical subject or a Master of Science with 4+ years of relevant experience is required, along with fluency in English.
What specific scientific skills are emphasized for this role?
The role emphasizes expertise in trace level quantification of GTI/Nitrosamines/Nitrites using various analytical techniques, as well as experience with Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP).
Is experience with new method development required?
Yes, candidates should have experience in optimizing existing methods or contributing to new method development.
Will I need to mentor new team members in this role?
Yes, part of the responsibilities includes acting as a mentor for new joinees.
Is safety training provided for handling chemicals and equipment?
Yes, being aware of safe handling protocols and practices is important, and training may be part of the onboarding process.
How often will I participate in project meetings?
You will actively participate in project teams, meetings, and networks as part of your collaborative responsibilities.
What kind of documentation skills are required?
Good documentation skills are required, including the ability to generate reports, lab procedures, and SOPs.
Are there opportunities for career advancement within the organization?
Yes, Novartis encourages career development and provides resources for employees to thrive personally and professionally.
What benefits does Novartis provide to its employees?
Novartis offers a range of benefits to help employees thrive; details can be found in the company’s handbook on benefits and rewards.