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# LabWare Developer

- **Company:** USDM Life Sciences
- **Location:** Thousand Oaks, CA, United States
- **Salary:** $156,000.0 - $197,600.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Information Systems, Laboratory Information Management Systems, Systems Architecture, Iq/oq/pq, Software Troubleshooting, Information Technology, GXP
- **Published:** September 15, 2026
- **Apply:** https://usdm.my.salesforce-sites.com/Careers/ts2__Register?jobId=a10Vo00000czBzxIAE&tSource=

## About the Role

We are seeking a LabWare Developer to support and enhance our on-premises LabWare LIMS environment (versions 7 and 8). This role combines hands-on development with system support responsibilities. The ideal candidate is comfortable working independently while collaborating closely with QA, IT, and laboratory stakeholders., * Proven experience developing and configuring LabWare LIMS (v7 and/or v8).

 * Experience writing IQ documentation and supporting system qualification/validation processes.
 * Experience providing L2/L3 application support in a regulated or laboratory environment.
 * Familiarity with instrument interfacing within LabWare.
 * Strong troubleshooting, problem-solving, and communication skills.
 * Experience supporting LabWare in a life sciences, pharmaceutical, or GxP-regulated environment.
 * Experience supporting multi-site or global LIMS deployments.
 * Familiarity with on-premises system architecture and maintenance practices.

Education & Certifications

 * Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or Information Systems or related field.
 * Master's Degree preferred

## Description

* Design, develop, configure, and maintain LabWare LIMS functionality (versions 7 and 8) to meet business and laboratory requirements.
 * Author Installation Qualification (IQ) documentation and support related qualification/validation activities.
 * Provide Level 2 (L2) and Level 3 (L3) production support, including troubleshooting, root cause analysis, and issue resolution.
 * Perform ongoing system maintenance activities to ensure system stability, performance, and compliance.
 * Support and maintain instrument interfaces within LabWare (current environment includes one instrument interface).
 * Partner with laboratory and quality teams to gather requirements and translate them into LabWare configurations/customizations.
 * Support the on-premises LabWare environment, including coordination with infrastructure/IT teams as needed.
 * Currently support the Thousand Oaks site, with growing responsibility for supporting LabWare on a global scale as the program expands.
 * Document changes, configurations, and support activities in accordance with change control and quality procedures.

Additional Responsibilities

 * Performs other related duties and assignments as required


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