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Be the driving force behind world-class quality. As a Sr. Specialist I, QC Instrumentation, you will independently own the life cycle of QC analytical instruments—from qualification to decommissioning—ensuring they operate flawlessly, meet data integrity expectations, and stay in full compliance with regulatory requirements. If you’re passionate about elevating lab performance, partnering cross-functionally, and solving complex instrumentation challenges, this role is for you.
Note: This position may require routine on-call and weekend support as needed.
The role of the Warehouse Packaging Operator will rotate when needed between the onsite warehouse, off site warehouse, and small packaging operations. The operator will ensure tasks are performed within all EHS, quality, and corporate guidelines on a right-first-time basis. The warehouse packaging operator is also responsible for providing coverage on the packaging line when needed to packaging inks into small containers and label for sale. The warehouse packaging operator will properly manage and store incoming materials, intermediate and finished product to support pigment dispersion, ink, and dye manufacturing and sales.
ABOUT FUJIFILM
About the Global Business: Celebrating our 90-year anniversary in 2024, Japan’s pioneering photographic film maker, Fujifilm has leveraged its imaging and information technology to become a global presence known for innovation in healthcare, graphic arts, optical devices, highly functional materials and other high technology products. We use leading-edge, proprietary technologies to provide top-quality products and services that contribute to the advancement of culture, science, technology and industry, as well as improved health and environmental protection in society. Anchored by an open, fair and clear corporate culture and with leading-edge, proprietary technologies, Fujifilm is determined to remain a leading company by boldly taking up the challenge of developing new products and creating new value.
About FUJIFILM Ink Solutions Group: Comprised of 3 manufacturing sites FUJIFILM Ink Solutions Group, is an experienced inkjet technology partner to equipment manufacturers, integrators and ink formulators. We support our customers with full-service inkjet ink development and manufacturing, contract ink manufacturing services and supply of high quality pigment dispersion technology. For over 50 years we have driven technology changes in screen, narrow web, textile and inkjet, building expertise across multiple market segments with a deep understanding of application and market requirements.
Our global team of six hundred experts in ink is supported by a network of dedicated technology development facilities and specialized manufacturing centers. Our infrastructure enables us to support projects of all sizes, including the largest OEMs and integrators with next generation machine developments for advanced applications, and we have the manufacturing capacity to meet the highest volume demands.
The CQV Engineer 3 supports the commissioning and qualification of equipment and systems for the site. This role performs validation activities to include but not limited to equipment set up, building dashboards, creating work orders, managing protocols, and reading and reviewing documents. This role ensures equipment and systems comply with regulatory requirements and quality standards while ensuring a successful integration of CQV activities into site projects.
The Sr CQV Engineer 1 leads the commissioning and qualification of equipment and systems of assigned area for the site. This role performs and leads the CQV team through the validation lifecycle, investigation of deviations and root cause analyses, and establishes standard operating procedures and other documents. This role collaborates with internal and external stakeholders to ensure strategies, equipment, and systems incorporate global standards and align and comply with regulatory requirements and quality standards. Additionally, this role provides training and guidance to junior engineers to ensure successful integration of CQV activities into site projects.
GENERAL PURPOSE
The RxD Production Technology Chemist is responsible for carrying out experiments required by the RxD Process Technology Group to meet the needs of Manufacturing, Quality, and Commercial teams, as well other Fujifilm divisions as needed. It requires technical support & development, as well as data management and communication as it relates to the overall Production Support activities at the New Castle Site. Assessment and improvement of technical and operational performance of pigment dispersions, current key raw material quality, and second sourcing of raw materials will be an important role of the position.
ABOUT FUJIFILM
About the Global Business: Celebrating our 90-year anniversary in 2024, Japan’s pioneering photographic film maker, Fujifilm has leveraged its imaging and information technology to become a global presence known for innovation in healthcare, graphic arts, optical devices, highly functional materials and other high technology products. We use leading-edge, proprietary technologies to provide top-quality products and services that contribute to the advancement of culture, science, technology and industry, as well as improved health and environmental protection in society. Anchored by an open, fair and clear corporate culture and with leading-edge, proprietary technologies, Fujifilm is determined to remain a leading company by boldly taking up the challenge of developing new products and creating new value.
About FUJIFILM Ink Solutions Group: Comprised of 3 manufacturing sites FUJIFILM Ink Solutions Group, is an experienced inkjet technology partner to equipment manufacturers, integrators and ink formulators. We support our customers with full-service inkjet ink development and manufacturing, contract ink manufacturing services and supply of high quality pigment dispersion technology. For over 50 years we have driven technology changes in screen, narrow web, textile and inkjet, building expertise across multiple market segments with a deep understanding of application and market requirements.
Our global team of six hundred experts in ink is supported by a network of dedicated technology development facilities and specialized manufacturing centers. Our infrastructure enables us to support projects of all sizes, including the largest OEMs and integrators with next generation machine developments for advanced applications, and we have the manufacturing capacity to meet the highest volume demands.
The Field Service Technician – Level 3 will report to the Regional Support Manager and will be responsible for the service and maintenance of either multiple product lines that the GCD service team supports or a high-speed inkjet product line. This level technician will demonstrate a full working knowledge of the product lines they support including theory of operation as well as the mechanics. This position will require travel throughout the United States.
This is a remote position within the Phoenix, Arizona area.
The Field Service Technician – Level 3 will report to the Regional Support Manager and will be responsible for the service and maintenance of either multiple product lines that the GCD service team supports or a high-speed inkjet product line. This level technician will demonstrate a full working knowledge of the product lines they support including theory of operation as well as the mechanics. This position will require travel throughout the United States.
This is a remote position within the Los Angeles, CA area.
The salary for this position is $240,000 - $270,000 commensurate with experience
Fujifilm Dimatix, Inc is seeking a dynamic and hands-on Head of Human Resources to lead and execute all HR functions at our high-tech manufacturing company in Santa Clara, CA and oversight of our Lebanon, NH HR functions. This strategic yet operational role requires a leader who can develop and implement HR strategies aligned with business goals while remaining actively involved in day-to-day HR operations. The Head of HR will be a trusted partner to leadership, driving talent acquisition, employee engagement, organizational development, and compliance within a fast-paced innovation-driven environment.
SCOPE | Develops corporate and/or organizational policies and authorizes their implementation. Detailed knowledge of company allows for innovative concepts and promoting new ideas. Provides direction to senior managers in various areas, groups, and/or operations. Recognized as an influential leader. |
COMPLEXITY | Consistently works with abstract ideas or situations across functional areas of the business. Through assessment of intangible variables, identifies and evaluates fundamental issues, providing strategy and direction for major functional areas. Requires in-depth knowledge of the functional area, business strategies, and the company’s goals. |
DISCRETION | Erroneous decisions will have a long-term effect on the company's success. |
INTERACTION | Interacts internally and externally with executive level management, requiring negotiation of extremely critical matters. Influences policymaking. |
SUPERVISION | Directs and controls the activities of one or more functional areas, divisions, product groups or service areas through senior managers who have overall responsibility for the successful operation of those assigned areas. |
This position reports to the Materials/Logistics Manager and/or the team lead, and is responsible for performing various functions in a warehouse/stockroom environment. This team player will perform all inventory management transactions necessary to supply inventory for manufacturing and order fulfillment. He/she will also provide support the Distribution Team in meeting or exceeding our customer’s expectations while maintaining a comfortable, organized and safe workplace.
The Sr. Business Operations Lead serves as a strategic operator and execution partner to the VP of Business Support, driving alignment, governance, and performance across Finance, Procurement, Project Controls, Legal, and Commercial within a rapidly scaling, greenfield CDMO environment. This role translates site strategy into clear functional priorities, KPIs, and execution plans, establishing the operating rhythm and governance needed to deliver multiple in-flight capital programs while building a scalable, self-sufficient operating model. Acting as an extension of the VP, the Business Operations Lead plays a central role in running the business, developing organizational capability, and leading high-impact cross-functional initiatives across startup and steady-state phases
The Associate Director, Quality Control (Microbiology) is responsible for the effective management of the Quality Control Microbiology team to assure on time analysis of manufactured product and environmental monitoring samples. Responsible to assure all testing is performed in compliance with applicable regulations, company specifications, procedures, and policies at Fujifilm Diosynth Biotechnologies.
The Associate Director, Quality Control (Microbiology) is the site SME for Microbiology, with oversight of microbial and environmental control in the manufacturing facility. The roles plays a key partnership with manufacturing operations through trend identification, best practice establishment and continual improvement of operations.
The Associate Director, Quality Control (Microbiology) is key to creating an environment in which the team is highly motivated and engaged to work collaboratively within their team and cross-functionally to deliver exceptional results and ensure long-term business success. This role is essential to the success of the wider QC function, working in collaboration with peers to deliver the wider QC strategic plan.
Counsel will provide legal advice and support in relation to a range of matters affecting FUJIFILM Holdings America Corporation and its affiliated global CDMO business, FUJIFILM Biotechnologies, with US locations in North Carolina and Texas.
The MI Contracts Manager is responsible for the end-to-end contract lifecycle for vendor and customer agreements within the HCUS MI Business of FUJIFILM. The role will partner with Sales, Product Managers, Operations, Finance and Legal to drive efficient execution, policy compliance, and business outcomes. This role establishes and maintains standardized processes, templates, approval workflows, and performance metrics to accelerate deal velocity while mitigating risk. Candidate will be highly organized, detail-oriented, and excel at cross-functional collaboration to resolve complex issues, implement process improvements, and ensure all agreements align with FUJIFILM’s corporate policies and practices and are competitive.
The Operations Program Coordinator is responsible for coordinating operational activities that support commercial and government accounts, including pricing updates, workflow tracking, documentation management, and cross-functional follow-up. Partners with internal teams to maintain accurate records, support implementation readiness, ensure timely completion of required tasks and milestones, and uphold the quality, accuracy, and completeness of data within Salesforce CRM.
Join a high-impact team where your curiosity, problem-solving, and drive to improve will make a tangible difference. As an Investigator I, you’ll execute minor internal manufacturing investigations, pinpoint root and contributing causes, and help shape effective corrective and preventive actions (CAPAs) that keep our operations running at their best. You’ll also partner with senior investigators on major investigations—gaining exposure, mentorship, and opportunities to grow.
The Senior Purchasing and Procurement Planner is responsible for overseeing and managing all purchasing activities for direct materials within assigned categories and supplier bases. This includes developing and executing purchasing strategies that align with organizational cost targets, ensuring timely and continuous supply to support production schedules, managing supplier relationships and performance, and collaborating with internal stakeholders to achieve procurement objectives while minimizing risks.
This role owns supplier delivery management, including pricing accuracy, and performance management. Establishes and maintains a solid working relationship with internal and external customers and vendors. Internal customers such Supply Chain Management, Marketing, Distribution Centers, Customer Service, Finance, Accounts Payable, and Customs Compliance as well as externally with Vendors, Freight Forwarders and Brokers. Collaborate closely with business Customs Compliance and vendors to address import regulations.
The Business Development Manager, Dealer Channel serves as a single point of accountability within strategic channel segments the Business Innovation Division: Including, but not limited to, Distributors, Buying Groups & Franchise Printers. Responsible for achieving budget goals and generating revenue and gross margin through sales of Business Innovation Division and Device Technology’s’ products, and partner recruitment objectives. Individually accountable for optimizing the performance of current Channel Partners and identifying, qualifying, and adding additional partners as business conditions require to increase revenue. The Business Development Manager, Dealer Channel will engage at a tactical level with local market Channel locations to achieve sales and profit goals.
The Business Innovation Division of FUJIFILM North America Corporation is the largest graphic distributor in the US. We deliver world-class state-of-the-art solutions for Digital Printing, Production Toner Solutions, Office A3/A4 MFP Products, Packaging, and a full range of traditional Offset printing products. In addition, we are the industry leader in Color Standardization and G7 implementation.
The preferred location for this position is located near a major airport.
The Supervisor, All QC, 223 shift is responsible for providing day to day supervision, audit readiness, and planning activities for the laboratory. The supervisor will lead an All QC Team that is responsible for performing routine testing required for Urgent/STAT testing of manufacturing batch samples, clean utility, environmental monitoring. This role is part of a 24x7 team that supports testing/sampling across all of the QC laboratories required for urgent testing/Manufacturing support. The role will learn and perform testing/sampling across multiple labs in QC.
The Supervisor, All QC, 223 shift is responsible for providing day to day supervision, audit readiness, and planning activities for the laboratory. The supervisor will lead an All QC Team that is responsible for performing routine testing required for Urgent/STAT testing of manufacturing batch samples, clean utility, environmental monitoring. This role is part of a 24x7 team that supports testing/sampling across all of the QC laboratories required for urgent testing/Manufacturing support. The role will learn and perform testing/sampling across multiple labs in QC.
The primary purpose of this position is to manufacture RxD dispersions at the COUS site.
The Production Operator must be responsible to perform all manufacturing activities within all EHS, quality, and corporate guidelines on a right-first-time basis. The operator is independently responsible for manufacturing activities and priorities, following all appropriate training programs, complying with all documentation within the department (i.e. SOP’s, process logs), and effectively communicating with other operators as well as supervision and other departments. In addition, the Production Operator will perform routine manufacturing cleanouts and equipment changeovers, monitor in process and post batch data, and operate the process control systems to effectively run the plant. A strong understanding of the process chemistry and equipment, including potential problem analysis, is critical to ensuring high quality dispersion is produced in a safe and cost effective manner.
The Production Operator accomplishes these goals while striving to maintain an atmosphere of involvement, continuous improvement, EHS, and right-first-time manufacture within the operations team. This position reports to the Work Station Manager for RxD.
The Production Operators will work rotating shifts to support 24/7 manufacturing. In addition to the listed responsibilities, the position may be required to perform other duties upon request from management.
ABOUT FUJIFILM
About the Global Business: Celebrating our 80th anniversary in 2014, Japan’s pioneering photographic film maker, FUJIFILM has leveraged its imaging and information technology to become a global presence known for innovation in healthcare, graphic arts, optical devices, highly functional materials and other high technology products. We use leading-edge, proprietary technologies to provide top-quality products and services that contribute to the advancement of culture, science, technology and industry, as well as improved health and environmental protection in society.
Anchored by an open, fair and clear corporate culture and with leading-edge, proprietary technologies, FUJIFILM is determined to remain a leading company by boldly taking up the challenge of developing new products and creating new value.
About FUJIFILM Locally: FUJIFILM Imaging Colorants, Inc. is part of FUJIFILM’s Ink Solutions Group comprised of 4 companies based in the UK and USA responding to the Group CEO and COO responsible for 3 of the businesses including FFIC Inc. FFIC Inc. has a manufacturing site in New Castle, DE where aqueous dyes, RxD, and inks are made to support the InkJet digital printing market.
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