What are the responsibilities and job description for the Manufacturing Systems Administrator-(Onsite) position at Osprey Life Sciences?
Manufacturing Systems Administrator-(Onsite)
A World Class Company
Osprey Life Sciences, LLC is a leading consulting and services firm specializing in providing comprehensive technology solutions for Life Sciences IT organizations. Our primary focus is on assisting these organizations in effectively and efficiently delivering solutions that support their business objectives and their mission to enhance human health and improve lives.
Position Summary
Osprey Life Sciences is seeking an experienced Manufacturing Systems Administrator Contractor to provide hands-on, onsite administration, technical support, and project delivery for business-critical manufacturing and operational technology systems within a GMP/GxP-regulated environment.
This is an onsite role supporting systems and infrastructure directly connected to manufacturing operations. The Manufacturing Systems Administrator will be responsible for maintaining system availability, reliability, security, compliance, integrations, and associated hardware infrastructure while partnering closely with Manufacturing, Engineering, Automation, IT, Quality, Validation, and external vendors.
The ideal candidate brings 5 years of relevant experience, strong hands-on troubleshooting and project execution skills, and experience supporting technology within a regulated manufacturing environment. The position will support day-to-day operations as well as upgrades, deployments, validation activities, audits, and occasional off-hours needs.
Key Responsibilities
- Provide hands-on, onsite administration and technical support for manufacturing and operational technology systems within a GMP/GxP-regulated environment.
- Maintain system availability, performance, security, and reliability; troubleshoot application, infrastructure, hardware, network, interface, and integration issues.
- Administer user access, system configurations, security, patching, backups, and routine system maintenance.
- Install, configure, and support manufacturing infrastructure, including servers, workstations, interfaces, peripherals, and associated hardware.
- Support integrations and data flows between plant-floor and enterprise systems.
- Lead or support system upgrades, deployments, migrations, enhancements, and infrastructure refresh initiatives.
- Partner with Manufacturing, Engineering, Automation, IT, Quality, and Validation teams to support change control, validation/testing, CAPA, and other regulated processes.