Job Title: Business Analyst – Chemistry Applications

Location: Beerse

Responsibilities:

• Provide support to business stakeholders on existing applications related to Chemistry-based electronic Laboratory Notebooks (eLN).
• Evaluate and communicate the strengths and weaknesses of business processes.
• Identify new business requirements and develop strategies to address stakeholder needs by improving information systems, procedures, and process flow.
• Document workflows and identify gaps that can be addressed with internal developers.
• Perform testing of new enhancements and collaborate closely with the team to deploy new features.
• Lead cross-site meetings with internal and external partners.
• Promote engagement and commitment of team members and ensure excellent communication between researchers, developers, and vendors.
• Attend daily scrum calls to monitor and report progress to the team.
• Understand Chemistry workflows and possess working knowledge of Database and Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC).

Qualifications:

• A minimum of a bachelor’s degree in Chemistry, Analytical, Chemical Engineering, Biochemistry, or a related subject area is required, with demonstrable experience working with scientific IT applications. A master’s degree and pharmaceutical industry experience is preferred.
• Minimum of 3 years’ experience enabling chemistry systems within the pharmaceutical industry.
• Foundational skillset in IT, showcasing proficiency in areas such as database management, data engineering, cloud computing concepts, and IT architecture.
• Understanding of SDLC and related documentation for non-GxP data systems is desirable.
• Experience with commercial chemistry software providers is desirable; examples include Signals ELN, Sapio.
• Experience working with sophisticated data solutions in an Agile/Scrum, Cloud-based environment, and deployments at a global scale is preferred.
• Strong business sense and interpersonal skills.
• Ability to work with business partners to understand business requirements and strategy.
• Comfort working in a fast-paced environment with competing priorities, multiple partners, multi-functional teams, and evolving needs.
• Demonstrable ability to influence, negotiate, and build collaborative partnerships, teams, and trust across functions.