Project Manager
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Some degree of PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) required (safety glasses gowning gloves lab coat ear plugs etc.)Job Description
Join Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. as a Project Manager in our Information Technology department located in the vibrant city of Shanghai. This is an outstanding chance to create a significant impact in the world of LC-MS innovation within a world-leading scientific organization!
Position Summary
We want an experienced Project Manager with expertise in Thermo Fisher LC-MS/MS systems to manage solution development projects in different application domains. The ideal individual has practical experience with high-resolution mass spectrometry (HRMS) and triple quadrupole MS. They must have a proven history of delivering analytical solutions for metabolomics proteomics biopharmaceuticals food safety and environmental testing. The position calls for technical excellence critical thinking and collaboration with R&D marketing and field application teams.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead and direct cross-functional projects related to LSMS solution development and application deployment.
- Collaborate with internal teams (BU R&D Sales and Technical Support) to define project scope objectives and deliverables aligned with business priorities.
- Develop and refine workflows and solutions based on Thermo Fisher LSMS product lines including Orbitrap and TSQ series.
- Coordinate data analysis and application validation in metabolomics proteomics biopharma food and environmental fields.
- Manage project timelines risk assessment and reporting to ensure timely delivery and alignment with customer needs.
- Support customer evaluations demonstrations and feedback integration to drive product improvement.
- Prepare technical reports presentations and documentation for internal and external collaborators.
- Communicate effectively with global teams and provide technical insight into central initiatives.
Qualifications
- Ph.D. degree or equivalent experience in Analytical Chemistry Biochemistry Pharmaceutical Sciences or related field; Masters degree or equivalent experience with extensive background will also be considered.
- Over 10 years of hands-on experience managing and advancing techniques using Thermo Fisher LC-MS systems including high-resolution Orbitrap and triple quadrupole instruments.
- Demonstrated background in solution creation and workflow incorporation for omics applications.
- Strong understanding of metabolomics proteomics biopharmaceutical analysis and testing methods in food and environmental safety.
- Excellent project management skills ability to plan complete and deliver complex projects across multiple teams.
- Strong English communication skills (both written and verbal); able to collaborate in an international environment.
- Practical experience working with Thermo Fisher software platforms including Xcalibur TraceFinder Compound Discoverer and Skyline is an advantage.
Preferred Attributes
- Demonstrated leadership in cross-functional collaboration and technical innovation.
- Strategic approach with the ability to translate customer requirements into actionable technical solutions.
- Familiarity with global LSMS market trends and emerging omics technologies.
What We Offer
- Chance to be involved in pioneering LC-MS developments at a top-tier scientific organization worldwide.
- Collaborative environment connecting R&D product management and field teams globally.
- Competitive compensation and professional growth opportunities.
Required Experience:
IC
Key Skills
- Project Management Methodology
- Project / Program Management
- Construction Estimating
- Construction Experience
- PMBOK
- Visio
- Construction Management
- Project Management
- Project Management Software
- Microsoft Project
- Project Management Lifecycle
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