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Germer International - Pharmaceutical Recruiting

Senior Quality Control Analyst

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A Quality Control Analyst, in the biotech and medical device industries, works in laboratories performing biological, microbiological, and chemical tests on products and materials. Responsible for calibrating equipment, inspecting products, processing and testing materials, and reporting results. May work in other production environments to monitor and improve quality and efficiency in production systems and products.

$67,403 / year median in Pennsylvania

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Senior Quality Control Analyst at Germer International - Pharmaceutical Recruiting Senior Quality Control Analyst at Germer International - Pharmaceutical Recruiting in Emmaus, Pennsylvania Posted in about 22 hours ago.

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full-time Quality Control Senior Analyst Essential Duties and Responsibilities Monitor and support QC compliance with electronic systems and computerized laboratory applications. Support periodic review of electronic records and audit trails. Support inspection and audit readiness activities within QC. Participate in internal, customer, and regulatory audits/inspections. Assist in the preparation, review, and timely submission of responses to audit observations and requests for information. Serve as a QC Data Integrity and Compliance (DICO) Champion. Perform analytical testing of in-process material, bulk drug substance, finished drug product, stability samples, and raw materials Sampling, inspection and testing of packaging components upon receipt Proper documentation of all work according to cGMP and GDP Understand and applies the 21 CFR Part 11 requirements Maintains data integrity and compliance with regulatory standards Responsible for sampling of bulk API and bulk drums (API and raw material) for analysis by QC Prepare Quality Metrics for in-process, API, and FG turnaround times Perform calibration and minor troubleshooting on select laboratory instruments with appropriate training including GC, HPLC, UV/Vis, IR, Potentiometer, Refractometer, Karl Fischer, Density meter, Oven Perform validation of new lab instruments and equipment as required Perform daily general duties in a proper functioning QC lab like balance checks, glassware washing, gas cylinder changes, temperature record checks, inventory supplies including reference standards Assist other chemists in completing quality laboratory investigations in response to out of specification, out of trend, questionable results or in response to a lab deviation Manage and conduct investigations, as assigned and required, for laboratory events, change controls, CAPA, and deviations Oversee the training structure and conduct training for new hires as required Peer review of raw data of initial analysis to release material in a timely fashion Assist Lab Coordinator with stability put-ups or take-outs when necessary due to large volume of samples Assist QC Supervisor in the approval of stability packets in the required electronic system Able to create or review QC related documents as required Key Competencies (knowledge, skills and abilities every person must possess to be successful) Critical Thinking - using logic and reasoning to identify the strengths and weaknesses of alternative solutions, conclusions or approaches to problems Excellent customer service skills and professional demeanor at all times to interface effectively with all internal and external customers Ability to serve as a QC Data Integrity and Compliance (DICO) Champion and promote a strong culture of data integrity, electronic compliance, and inspection readiness. Ability to interpret analytical data, identify trends, prepare quality metrics, and communicate findings effectively. Knowledge and practical understanding of electronic laboratory systems and computerized systems, including audit trails, electronic records, electronic signatures, user access, and system-generated data. Strong audit and inspection readiness mindset, with the ability to organize and provide accurate laboratory documentation and supporting information in response to internal, customer, and regulatory audits/inspections. Excellent verbal and written communication skills Creative and able to present various solutions Energetic, enthusiastic, and motivational disposition Maintain confidentiality Coaching skills Education / Experience Bachelor's degree or Associate's degree in science 3+ plus years of experience in a QC lab environment Understand chemical processes and reactions Prior experience with data integrity, electronic compliance, computerized laboratory systems, or serving as a quality/data integrity champion is preferred Experience supporting internal, customer, or regulatory audits/inspections preferred. Awareness of cGMP, quality and safety norms and requirements in a regulated industry Usage of technology tools such as SAP, MS office, Ensur, Openlab, LabX, TrackWise, CaliberLIMS is preferred. Experience with quality metrics, laboratory performance monitoring, and trend analysis preferred.