Senior Business Analyst

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The Senior Business Analyst in the LIMS ELN and Entity Registration Platforms team will bridge scientific research needs and IT solutions, with a primary focus on Electronic Laboratory Notebooks/Laboratory Information Management Systems (ELN/LIMS) and the responsible adoption of Generative AI tools. This hands‑on role partners with researchers, lab personnel, and IT to gather requirements, design solutions, and ensure effective implementation and support of ELN/LIMS capabilities, instrument connectivity, and GenAI‑enabled workflows that improve data quality, speed of insight, and compliance.

• Strong commitment to a career in technology with a passion for healthcare and impact on patients.
• Proven experience with ELN/LIMS in biotech/pharma research labs.
• Degree in Biological or Chemical Sciences with prior hands‑on research experience.
• Knowledge of molecular biology, antibody discovery, protein chemistry/biochemistry workflows and data management.
• Comfort translating scientific needs into system configurations, integrations, and training.
• Ability to work collaboratively with scientists, IT colleagues, vendors, and contractors.
• Demonstrated success operating within a matrixed organization and driving consensus.
• Strong focus on user experience, change management, and adoption.
• Excellent communication skills and agility to learn new tools and processes.

• Requirements Gathering:
  Collaborate with scientists and lab managers to understand experimental workflows; document user needs, process maps, and data standards for ELN/LIMS and GenAI use cases.
• Solution Design:
  Partner with platform engineers and vendors to design configurations (schemas, registration models, templates, routing), integrations (APIs/webhooks/ETL), roles/permissions, and audit/traceability aligned with BMS standards.
• GenAI Enablement:
  Identify high‑value GenAI opportunities (e.g., protocol drafting, experiment summarization, semantic search, assay troubleshooting assistants); define guardrails, evaluation, and privacy controls; support pilots through scale‑up.
• Instrument & Data Connectivity:
  Coordinate instrument data capture, ensure metadata/FAIR practices, and support interoperability with analytics/warehouse environments.
• Delivery & Support:
  Manage backlogs and Jira boards; write user stories and acceptance criteria; plan and script UAT; develop training materials and conduct structured end‑user training; provide post‑go‑live support.
• Compliance & Quality:
  Partner with QA/Validation as applicable (e.g., 21 CFR Part 11, GxP/CLIA contexts), ensuring documentation, change control, and audit readiness.
• Stakeholder & Vendor Management:
  Coordinate across Research, IT, Security, and vendors; contribute to roadmaps, SOWs, and service reviews to meet SLAs and continuous improvement goals.

• Education:
  
  Bachelor’s or Master’s in Life Sciences (e.g., Molecular Biology, Biochemistry,…