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SeniorFull-timeAIML
Salary Range
$16,575 - $22,425 /year
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Chromatography System Architect designs, implements, and optimizes the hardware-software infrastructure for chromatography data systems (CDS) and analytical instruments. They bridge lab workflows with IT, ensuring scalable cloud/on-prem solutions for peak integration, data management, instrument connectivity, and regulatory compliance (e.g., EPA/FDA/GMP).  Experience building software solutions that support regulated laboratory workflows, with specific attention to GxP/GMP requirements is preferred.
Key Responsibilities:
System Design & Architecture: Develops architecture models for CDS, integrating chromatography hardware with software platforms. Defines solution frameworks for full stack components to support laboratory informatics platforms.
Data Processing & Algorithm Implementation: Collaborates with consultants and Developers to oversee  algorithms for peak integration, calibration, and quantitation, often leveraging cloud computing and AI/ML.
Instrument & IT Integration: Configures network-connected laboratory instruments (HPLC/UPLC/IC/GC/GCMS/LCMS) with LIMS and data warehouses.
Compliance & Validation: Assists in data integrity and compliance with regulatory standards (e.g., 21 CFR Part 11). Ensures architectural designs and system implementations align with GxP/GMP expectations for regulated laboratory environments.
Technical Leadership: Defines technical specifications, collaborates with software/hardware engineering teams, and troubleshoots complex system issues.
Performance Optimization: Optimizes system performance, scalability, and security.
Define reference architecture, integration patterns, and non-functional requirements.
Setup Development/Beta/Production Environments for successful rollouts
Approve/Get approval for major design decisions and ensure alignment with enterprise roadmaps.
Validate data flows, security posture, and platform choices.
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About Eurofins
Eurofins is a global leader in the life sciences industry, specializing in analytical testing and contract research services. Headquartered in Luxembourg, the company was founded in 1987 and has since expanded into a multinational network with over 650 laboratories across more than 50 countries. Eurofins provides critical testing solutions that support industries ranging from pharmaceuticals and food safety to environmental monitoring and consumer goods, ensuring compliance with stringent regulatory standards and advancing scientific innovation. The company offers a comprehensive portfolio of services, including genomics, proteomics, and environmental testing, as well as specialized analyses for food authenticity, product safety, and clinical research. Eurofins leverages cutting-edge technology, such as high-throughput sequencing and mass spectrometry, to deliver accurate, rapid, and scalable results. Its target audience includes pharmaceutical companies, food manufacturers, agricultural businesses, and regulatory agencies that require reliable data to meet quality, safety, and compliance demands. Eurofins has established itself as a trusted partner in the scientific community, driven by its commitment to quality, innovation, and sustainability. The company holds numerous accreditations and certifications, underscoring its adherence to the highest industry standards. By continuously investing in research and expanding its global footprint, Eurofins reinforces its position as a pivotal player in ensuring product integrity and public safety across diverse sectors.
