Asso Scientist Ivivc

**Your Key Responsibilities**:
Your responsibilities include, but not limited to:

- Develop and optimize new dissolution method (Biorelevant and discriminatory dissolution method) mimicking the physiological system
- Independently perform and document solubility experiments, dissolution method activities and other characterization methods (DT, solubility, IDR, Viscosity etc).
- Testing of various developmental formulations in biorelevant and discriminatory dissolution methods
- Analysis of samples using various analytical techniques like HPLC/UPLC and spectrophotometric methods. Addressing the trouble shoots in chromatographic methods
- Write protocols, reports or lab procedures based on templates under expert’s supervision.
- Document Risk assessment at pre-evaluation stage under expert’s guidance.
- Knowledge of PBPK/IVIVC models.
- Assist modeling expert in developing various in-silico tools like Gastroplus/Phoenix WinNonlin etc.
- Work in close collaboration with multifunctional project team

What you’ll bring to the role:
**Essential Requirements**:

- Experience of 2-4 years in Analytical development from generic pharmaceutical industry.
- M Pharm (Pharmaceutical Analysis, Pharmaceutics); M Sc (Analytical Chemistry); B Pharm
- Attributes required of the job e.g. the ability to work independently; the ability to work in a team; shows initiative; able to work with all levels of staff.
- Strong written and oral communication skills.

**Why Sandoz?**:
Generic and Biosimilar medicines are the backbone of the global medicines industry. Sandoz, a leader in this sector, touched the lives of almost 500 million patients last year and while we are proud of this achievement, we have an ambition to do more

With investments in new development capabilities, state-of-the-art production sites, new acquisitions, and partnerships, we have the opportunity to shape the future of Sandoz and help more patients gain access to low-cost, high-quality medicines, sustainably.

The future is ours to shape

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