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      <description>Location: Darlington | Salary: &amp;pound;55000 - &amp;pound;70000/annum | Type: Permanent | MSAT Manager    Permanent | Darlington | Up to -70,000         About the Role:        We are seeking an  MSAT Manager  to lead technology transfer activities into GMP manufacturing within an advanced biopharmaceutical manufacturing environment.  Reporting into the leadership team, this is a highly visible role responsible for bridging the gap between process development and GMP operations, ensuring manufacturing processes are successfully transferred, implemented, and executed within a regulated setting.  This role combines technical leadership, people management, and customer engagement, making it ideal for someone who understands both clinical-stage bioprocessing and the practical realities of GMP manufacturing. You''ll work closely with Development, Manufacturing, QA, QC, Bioengineering, Procurement, and external customers to ensure successful technology transfer and operational delivery.   What You''ll Be Responsible For:         Technology Transfer &amp; MSAT Leadership    Lead the transfer of development processes into GMP manufacturing facilities  Act as the primary technical point of contact for customers throughout technology transfer projects  Ensure new processes are robust,...</description>
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