Process Development Engineer at Aspect Biosystems (British Columbia)

Process Development Engineer at Aspect Biosystems (British Columbia)

31 Aug
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Aspect Biosystems
|
British Columbia

31 Aug

Aspect Biosystems

British Columbia

Join the creative Process Development team at Aspect Biosystems as an Associate Process Engineer focused on developing aseptic manufacturing workflows for cell therapies. Contribute to life-altering medical technology.

In this essential engineering role, you’ll collaborate closely with bioengineering and manufacturing teams to ensure effective integration of cell therapy processes into advanced medical devices. With a strong emphasis on process robustness, your work will directly influence the quality and efficacy of regenerative medicines.

Key Responsibilities:
• Assist in the development of bioreactor scaling strategies
• Collaborate with teams for technical process integration
• Engage in risk assessments and process validations




• Support manufacturing qualification and clinical phases
• Identify opportunities for yield improvements

Requirements:
• M.S. or BSc. in a life science or engineering field
• Experience in cell therapy or biologics manufacturing
• Knowledge of GMP and regulatory practices
• Strong analytical and communication skills
• Familiarity with experimental design methodologies

Support the mission of restoring health through innovation in regenerative therapies at Aspect Biosystems.
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📌 Process Development Engineer at Aspect Biosystems (British Columbia)
🏢 Aspect Biosystems
📍 British Columbia

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