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Chris Hughes

Clayton

Summary

Accomplished Manufacturing Process Engineer with expertise in Delta V automation and systematic problem solving. In current role, enhanced productivity by streamlining processes and fostering cross-functional collaboration. Proven track record in reducing waste and downtime, leveraging quality management systems to drive continuous improvement and achieve operational excellence.

Overview

27
27
years of professional experience

Work History

Manufacturing Process Engineer

Novo Nordisk
06.2018 - Current
  • Provided technical support as equipment owner for multiple chromatography and UF/DF steps, minimizing downtime during 24/7 operations.
  • Improved productivity and reduced waste through continuous improvement initiatives.
  • Coordinated systematic problem solving that involved multi-disciplinary teams working together towards achieving common goals, fostering cross-functional collaboration within the organization.
  • Streamlined manufacturing processes by identifying inefficiencies and implementing corrective actions.

Manufacturing Associate V

Biogen
05.2002 - 06.2018

Supported purification processes including chromatography, ultrafiltration/diafiltration, aseptic filling, viral filtration.


Additional experience in cell growth including inoculation and small and large scale bioreactors.

Chemist I

Magellan Laboratories
01.1999 - 05.2002

Several roles including sample coordinator, project coordinator and analytical chemist (HPLC).

Education

Bachelor of Science - Biology

Appalachian State University
Boone, NC
05-1996

Skills

  • Manufacturing engineering
  • Delta V automation system
  • Syncade automation system
  • Quality management systems
  • Systematic Problem Solving
  • SOP and JI authoring

Timeline

Manufacturing Process Engineer

Novo Nordisk
06.2018 - Current

Manufacturing Associate V

Biogen
05.2002 - 06.2018

Chemist I

Magellan Laboratories
01.1999 - 05.2002

Bachelor of Science - Biology

Appalachian State University
Chris Hughes