FAQs
What qualifications are required for the Watson (LIMS), Study Designer position?
A DEC or bachelor’s degree in science is required for this position. Relevant experience may be considered in lieu of a degree.
What tasks does a Watson (LIMS), Study Designer typically perform?
A Watson (LIMS), Study Designer reviews study protocols and sets up appropriate Watson LIMS study design, assists with validation study design, coordinates with internal and external stakeholders for sample entry and data output, assists with sample tracking and management in Watson LIMS, and helps with documentation and record management.
What specific knowledge is required for this role?
The successful candidate must have an understanding of how samples are generated from study protocols, how samples are logged into Watson LIMS, how multisite samples are collected, how concentrations are stored and reported, and how Watson LIMS interfaces with other software. Additionally, knowledge of site-specific details like sample accessioning, sample analysis, and compliance with GLP and GCP guidelines is necessary.
What types of studies does a Watson (LIMS), Study Designer work on?
A Watson (LIMS), Study Designer works on a variety of studies, including clinical trials (Phase I-IV) and Safety Assessment studies (preclinical tox studies). The individual must be able to understand and implement study designs from different phases of research.