Scientist Equine

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We are looking for a Scientist Equine in 4606 Canada Way, Burnaby, B.C. V5G 1K5 CAN. Your mission will be to:

Responsible for carrying out the analytical testing and analysis of official racing samples in strict accordance with the standards and requirements specified by the Canadian Pari-Mutuel Agency.

• Sample Analysis:
  Perform sample extraction and data processing using documented and approved test methods.
• Quality & Accreditation:
  Ensure all analyses meet the rigorous quality specifications defined by the laboratory to satisfy client demands and laboratory accreditation standards (such as ISO/IEC 17025).
• Instrument Maintenance:
  Assist with running, maintaining, and troubleshooting key laboratory instrumentation, specifically ELISA, UHPLC/HRMS and LC/MS/MS.
• Equipment Validation:
  Support the installation and validation of newly acquired laboratory instruments.
• SOP Development:
  Participate in drafting and updating Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and general laboratory work instructions.
• Method Improvement:
  Provide recommendations to the Supervisor or Manager regarding method improvement projects, and execute development work on these projects when requested.
• Method Development & Training:
  Develop and validate analytical test methods for laboratory operations, and provide technical training to Laboratory Technicians and Analysts.
• Resource Coordination:
  Identify operational resource needs (such as staffing and supplies) to meet goals, and actively communicate any operational inadequacies to the Supervisor or Manager.
• Problem Solving & Records:
  Investigate analytical problems, initiate immediate remedial action, identify preventative measures to avoid recurrence, and maintain exhaustive records of these activities.
• Non-Conformance Management:
  Identify, record, and report non-conformances to the Supervisor, providing constructive input into corrective action procedures.
• Supplier & Technology Relationships:
  Establish and maintain positive relationships with technology suppliers to stay informed of the latest developments in analytical chemistry, utilizing this knowledge to improve efficiency, compliance, and client satisfaction.
• Status Updates:
  Keep the Supervisor or Manager updated on sample testing statuses, ensuring advance notification is provided for any potential delays.

• Education:
  
  Minimum of a
  
  B.Sc. Degree in a chemical science (or equivalent) from a recognized academic institution.
• Mandatory Clearance:
  Ability to obtain and maintain a Security Screening Certificate and Briefing Form at the Protected B Reliability Status is mandatory.
• Professional
  
  Experience:
  • At least five (5) years of practical experience in general analytical procedures, specifically within pharmacology, pharmaceutical chemistry, toxicology, biopharmaceutics, or medicinal chemistry.
  • Strong practical hands-on experience with the operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of LC/MS/MS and LC/HRMS instruments.
  • Familiarity with Waters and Sciex LC/MS/MS…