Develops, customizes, tests, deploys, and supports LabWare LIMS solutions for laboratory clients. Implements ELN, Charge Manager, Enhanced Visual Workflows, and Plate Manager modules; configures instrument interfaces; creates prototypes, analyses, and reports; troubleshoots technical issues; and improves existing configurations. Collaborates with client subject matter experts, business analysts, project managers, and cross-functional teams in an autonomous remote environment.
This is a remote position.
TITLE: Labware Developer - Remote USA
COMPANY OVERVIEW: CSols Inc. is the leading Laboratory Informatics Solutions Provider in North America. We prioritize integrity, quality, and high value in all our relationships with employees, clients, and partners. Our commitment to social responsibility includes allocating a portion of profits to help those in need. We offer expertise and services to plan, implement, integrate, and validate industry-leading laboratory informatics solutions efficiently and effectively.
OUR PEOPLE & CULTURE: Our consultants possess a unique combination of technology, science, and domain experience. Our company culture is built on eight core values: Team Player, Strong Work Ethic, Smart, Excellence, Accountable, Professional, Humble, and Integrity. This strong culture has contributed to our recognition as a Top Workplace in Delaware eight times since 2014.
Role Summary. CSols is an independent consultancy dedicated to architecting and validating the digital lab. Unlike generalist firms, we lead with deep scientific expertise to deliver a holistic, vendor-neutral approach. We are expanding our LabWare technical team and seeking a motivated, detail-oriented LabWare Developer Consultant. In this role, you will lead the technical implementation, customization, and enhancement of LabWare Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS). You will collaborate closely with client subject matter experts, business analysts, and project managers to translate complex laboratory requirements into scalable, robust technical solutions.
In this role, you will implement key LabWare LIMS modules—including ELN, Charge Manager, Enhanced Visual Workflows, and Plate Manager—to build tailored laboratory solutions. As a detail-oriented, self-motivated developer with exceptional communication skills, you will operate independently in a remote environment, balancing tight deadlines and competing priorities while collaborating effectively with cross-functional teams.
Key Responsibilities:
- Design & Development: Build, code, unit test, and deploy LabWare LIMS functional solutions following industry-standard software development lifecycle (SDLC) and recognized programming standards.
- Module Integration: Implement core and advanced LabWare modules, including Electronic Lab Notebook (ELN v3), Charge Manager, Enhanced Visual Workflows, and Plate Manager.
- Instrument & System Interfacing: Configure and support instrument interfaces with LabWare LIMS to facilitate automated, reliable data capture.
- Prototyping & Collaboration: Develop prototypes for business review; work alongside cross-functional client teams to deliver custom analysis and reporting features.
- Troubleshooting & Continuous Improvement: Diagnose root causes of process failures, debug technical errors, and optimize existing LIMS configurations, implement process improvements.
- Team & Client Engagement: Active participation in all technical reviews and project meetings while managing competing priorities in an autonomous, remote environment.
Requirements
Qualifications & Requirements:
- Experience: 5+ years of hands-on technical experience with LabWare LIMS (v7 and v8), including deep expertise in LabWare Industry Template Solutions (e.g., Pharma Template, Public Health).
- Education: Bachelor’s degree in a scientific field (Chemistry, Biology, etc.), Information Systems, or equivalent practical industry experience.
- Technical Skills: Proven history of working with software development lifecycle (SDLC) methodologies, instrument interfacing, and ELN integrations (ELN v3 is a plus).
- Soft Skills: Strong analytical problem-solving abilities, high self-motivation for remote/independent work, and clear written and verbal communication skills.
- Travel: Limited travel.
Benefits
Company Culture & Benefits:
· Be part of a Top Workplace in Delaware, recognized for its strong culture and values.
· Contribute to a company that makes a positive impact on the world.
· Work with a team of experienced and passionate professionals.
· Prioritize work-life balance with our ample Paid Time Off (PTO).
· Receive a comprehensive benefits package which includes:
o Health Insurance: medical, dental, and vision insurance
o Wellness & Life Perks: life insurance, STD, LTD, mental health resources (EAPs) and educational assistance
· Build your future with a 401(k) plan featuring a mandatory 3% annual company contribution.
· Discretionary Profit Sharing: Eligible for a quarterly bonus tied to overall company performance and profitability, as determined at management’s discretion.
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