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We are now partnering with a global generics manufacturer and distributor, to appoint a new full time, permanent QP based out of one of their key facilities in the North-West.

With operations spread across two continents and growth plans that continue to push heavily over the next several years, the business is continuing to increase an already established portfolio with newly developed products. Over the next three years, there are clear plans laid out to double revenue that backs up successful financial performance in the past two years.

This position will work on the license of two business units and work as part of a small, dynamic team of QPs. The focus is fully on non-steriles, specifically generics.

For further details on this position, please contact Mark Bux-Ryan

Key experience:

  • Eligibility to work as a QP in UK

  • Previous experience in non-sterile pharmaceutical manufacturing, ideally generics

  • A working style that is “can do”, hands on and puts an emphasis on coaching and mentoring

  • Knowledge and experience in working with virtual teams overseas

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