1. Katie L. Moberg
116 W. 1st
Ave. Conshohocken, PA
267-337-2091 (C), katielmoberg@gmail.com
Employment Experience
Janssen Pharmaceuticals, a Johnson & Johnson Company
Clinical Supply Chain Manager August 2016-Present
 Developing E2E planning configuration
 Define net requirements for DP and API for each compound
 Align Master Production Schedules and Inventory plans and manage allocation of batches
 Utilize software (OMP and SAP) to effectively balance demand and supply
 Resolve any supply related issues to avoid supply constraints
 Collaborate with business partners to drive flexibility and reliability in supply
McNeil Consumer Healthcare, a Johnson & Johnson Company
MES / Master Data Specialist III July 2013-August 2016
 Collaborate strongly with Operations, Automation, Quality, and Engineering to prepare Master Batch Records for
all batches (Chem Weigh, Mixing and Packaging).
 Participate in and act as SME in all types of audits & Inspections
 Successfully presented to FDA Auditors in certification audit
 Collaborate with Lancaster and Las Piedras to standardize and simplify electronic MBRs
 Lead Library Element creation aspect of the Simplification Project which created standard “building blocks” for
MBR Designers across J&J to utilize during MBR creation
 Serve as Site Master Data Lead – Coordinate the creation / maintenance of all Master Data for the Fort
Washington (FW) plant. Ensure that all elements of Master Data are aligned and accurate
 Provide day-to-day support for the site’s manufacturing execution systemas subject matter expert.
 Create Operator Training for Master Batch Records and present to all users
 Develop the Paper Packaging Master Batch Record(s) and templates from scratch
 Member of the Talent Development Credo Team
o Co-Lead for the “Taking Charge of Your Career” session
Merck & Co.
Process Engineer (Global Pharmaceutical Commercialization) June 2011-July 2013
 Manage multiple programs simultaneously with both Early Development as well as Commercialization
formulators to plan and execute various programs and batches for Clinical Trials
 Program indications: Hepatitis C, Heart disease / High Blood Pressure, Insomnia, HIV, Pediatric Cancer
 Hold Batch Activity Grid meetings with all relevant groups (Analytical, Global Supply Chain Planner,
Formulator(s), Manufacturing Scientists, etc.) to ensure all expectations and deadlines are met for each program
 Execute batch planning and close-out activities in Manufacturing Resource Planning application (ERPCSO
POMS), as well as creating recipes and batch records.
 Achieved a batch record Right First Time Rate of >98.5% (0 errors in the entire Batch Packet)
 Forecast with Procurement – Ensure all raw materials needed for each batch are ordered and released in time for
manufacturing
 Preparation of GMP documentation (including Batch Records, SOPs, Specification Files and Deviation
Investigations)
 Batch Record Template Owner - Create and make any necessary changes to Batch Record templates.
 Actively participate in various project teams, including: Right First Time team, Batch Template Harmonization
team
 Implemented new technology (anti-bearding nozzles) for film coating system including research and organization
of purchase for use - achieved 30% time reduction per batch.

2. Manufacturing Scientist (GlobalPharmaceutical Commercialization) Jan2009 – June 2011
 Communicate with development scientists and operations engineers to identify proposed product processes.
 Negotiate the use of alternate materials and/or manufacturing equipment when necessary.
 Serve as primary owner of on-floor manufacturing activities which include: Blending, Roller Compaction,
Compressing, Hot Melt Extrusion, Film Coating, etc.
 Execute batch planning and close-out activities in Manufacturing Resource Planning application, as well as
creating recipes and batch records.
 Preparation of GMP documentation (including SOPs and deviation investigations)
 Participation in the ordering and qualification of new process equipment.
 Serve as equipment owner of all Pan Coaters, balances, weight sets, hardness testers, thickness gauges,
disintegration baths, and friabilators.
 Complete any Out of Tolerance investigations associated with equipment.
 Create and make any necessary changes to Batch Record templates.
Product Coordination / Development Engineer (GPC) Oct 2007 –Dec 2008
 Coordinate the manufacture of both sterile and non-sterile pharmaceutical and/or biological liquid products for
clinical trials, in collaboration with process development, analytical sciences, quality, clinical supply, and other
key stakeholders
 Collaborate with product development staff in the process design and equipment selection for batch manufacture
 Guide pilot plant technicians in the formulation, filtration, filling, lyophilization, terminal sterilization, and
inspection of clinical products
 Participate in non-sterile and aseptic manufacturing operations
 Develop manufacturing protocols and preparing final batch records for release
 Coordinate with analytical scientists, quality, and clinical supply to ensure that all product release activities meet
timing and documentation requirements
 Investigate and report atypical process events
 Took an active role in process and facility optimization to support Commercialization initiatives for operational
excellence
Dispenser / Chemical Engineer (GPC) Oct 2004 – Oct 2007
 Plan, Schedule and Dispense all raw materials in accordance with project timelines.
 Communicate directly with formulators to assist in placing requests, changing batches, shipment of materials, etc.
 Heavily involved in the planning and implementation of Chem Stock Manager 2.0 (Material Ordering System)
 Heavily involved in the implementation of ERPCSO / POMS in Chem Stock
 Complete an annual cycle count of inventory; evaluate any variances/issues.
 Collaborate with GMP Compliance with release documentation for excipients
Education
The Pennsylvania State University, May 2004
Bachelor of Science in Bio Behavioral Health
 3.45 GPA
 Dean's List Academic Achievement
University of Salamanca, 1/03-4/03
Study Abroad Program (Minor: Spanish)
Studied Spanish language, art, and culture; proficient speaking skills
Certifications
 Six Sigma Yellow Belt Certified