Washington, District of Columbia, United States
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A Bachelor’s degree in Life Science, Engineering, or a related discipline and/or comparable military experience is required.
Project Farma offers a collaborative environment with a commitment to a 'Patient Focused & People First' mission, opportunities for professional development, and philanthropic activities.
Strong candidates will have knowledge of life sciences, GxP best practices, experience with validation protocols, technical writing skills for documents like SOPs and protocols, and critical thinking for troubleshooting and problem-solving.
Biomanufacturing services for cell and gene therapy
Project Farma specializes in biomanufacturing, focusing on cell and gene therapy. The company develops and implements strategies for advanced therapy facilities, helping clients create treatments that modify genes to address diseases. Their services encompass the entire lifecycle of biomanufacturing projects, including facility construction, validation, quality assurance, regulatory compliance, and automation. Project Farma distinguishes itself by offering comprehensive, turnkey solutions that ensure facilities meet Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), which is essential for producing safe therapies. Their goal is to enhance patient outcomes through effective project execution and they also emphasize philanthropy and professional development within their team.