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LIMS Lead Business Analyst

Deeside
8 months ago
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Job Title: LIMS Lead Business Analyst
Contract: 2 years
Location: Deeside - Hybrid (3 days on site)
Pay: £70k

SRG are partnered with a global medical products and technologies company. Our client is focused on solutions for the management of chronic conditions, with leading positions in advanced wound care, ostomy care, continence care, and infusion care.

Our client is seeking a LIMS Lead Business Analyst to join their team.

Role overview

A LIMS Lead Business Analyst will be a key driver in modernising the laboratory operations and shall take a lead role in the implementation, optimisation, and integration of a Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS).

The role will work with Laboratory Managers, technical teams, and key stakeholders to understand existing workflows, identify inefficiencies, and design a streamlined and efficient LIMS that aligns with quality and regulatory standards, including the laboratory operational and compliance requirements.

The role requires in-depth knowledge of laboratory workflows, data management, process automation and system configuration to ensure the LIMS meets both current and future lab requirements. The LIMS Lead Business Analyst role will play a critical role in translating lab needs into system functionality, improving data integrity, and enhancing efficiency through smart workflow design.

Key Responsibilities

LIMS Implementation & Configuration:

Take an active role in leading the end-to-end implementation of a LIMS, ensuring it is optimised for laboratory processes.
Work with the LIMS provider to configure the system to fit laboratory workflows.
Develop automated workflows to improve lab efficiency and reduce manual intervention.
Serve as a primary liaison between laboratory teams, IT, Quality and LIMS provider.
Develop and deliver LIMS training for laboratory staff, ensuring user adoption and efficiency in system usage.
Provide on-going support and troubleshooting based on user feedback.

LIMS Workflow Optimisation:

Engage with stakeholders to assess current ways of working and identify process inefficiencies.
Map and document existing lab workflows and translate the into LIMS functionality.
Implement best practices and smart system configurations to create a more streamlined and efficient digital workflow.
Integrate sample management, data capture and reporting into the LIMS to enhance productivity and reduce turn-around times.

SOP Development & KPI Implementation:

Create and update standard operating procedures (SOPs) to reflect optimised LIMS driven workflows.
Develop KPI's to measure productivity gains, process efficiencies and overall system impact.
Implement metrics to assess LIMS adoption, turnaround times, data accuracy and compliance improvements.
Continuously monitor performance and identity opportunities for system enhancements and automation.
Develop dashboards and real-time data to support decision-making within lab operations. Skills & Experience

5+ years of experience in LIMS implementation, administration or support within a regulated laboratory environment.
Strong lab experience is required
Strong understanding of laboratory workflows, data management and compliance requirements (e.g. GLP, ISO 13485 quality systems)
Hands on experience with LIMS configuration and integration with laboratory instruments and enterprise systems.
Ability to analyse complex lab processes and translate them into efficient digital workflows.
Excellent project management skills with experience in leading LIMS projects from initiation to go-live.
Strong communication skills, able to engage with lab teams and technical stakeholders effectively.
Strong analytical skills, with a dynamic mindset and proactive approach to problem-solving.
Excellent organisational and time management skills with the ability to plan effectively in advance and to respond to immediate issues.
Ability to drive change-management and ensure smooth system adoption among lab users.
Self-motivated with ability to work independently and part of a team.
Able to demonstrate a high level of initiative and flexibility.
Ability to influence, build and maintain strong working relationships with key internal and external stakeholders. Qualifications/Education

Degree or equivalent in a scientific or engineering discipline (e.g. chemistry, Biology, Computer Science, or related field).
Experience/knowledge of a LIMS product is essential
Microsoft Office skills are essential.

Carbon60, Lorien & SRG - The Impellam Group STEM Portfolio are acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy

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