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QA Specialist - GSK0JP00106784

Stevenage
1 month ago
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Location: Stevenage

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6 Month Contract - maternity cover

Role Purpose

As a QA Specialist in the Biopharmaceuticals Testing Laboratory (BioCTL), you will ensure full compliance with Quality Management Systems (QMS) and all relevant regulatory standards. Your work will directly support the generation, testing, and approval of laboratory data, playing a key role in the timely release of medicines to the market.

Key Responsibilities

Review, approve, and issue QC data to support the timely release of medicines.
Coach and support teams to improve Right First-Time performance.
Perform document control activities, including controlled printing, reconciliation, and archiving.
Assist in audit and inspection preparation and participation.
Author GMP documents and maintain high documentation standards.
Initiate and participate in quality events, including deviation investigations and change controls.
Participate in GEMBA walks and process confirmations to drive compliance and efficiency.Scope & Accountability

Direct Reports: None
Indirect Reports: None
Budget/Revenue Responsibility: N/ARequired Skills & Experience

Education: Bachelor of Science (or equivalent experience) in Science, Engineering, or a technical discipline.
Experience: 2 years previous experience in a regulated environment, ideally GMP, in a Quality or Manufacturing support role. Laboratory experience is advantageous.
Skills:
Strong analytical and data interpretation skills.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office.
Excellent written English.

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