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Quality Assurance Officer

taylorollinson Ltd
London
1 week ago
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Our client is an innovative biotechnology company based outside of the centre of Cambridge. They have built a platform to synthesize DNA, providing exciting possibilities for ensuring cheaper, faster, and more accurate DNA/gene constructs than traditional plasmid-based methods. During a key growth phase, our client is looking to hire a QA Officer to support the development and maintenance of QMS within a GMP-compliant environment. If you are an experienced QA professional within the biotech/pharmaceutical GMP sector, this may be an opportunity of interest.
The Opportunity
This role is suitable for Quality Assurance / QA / Quality Engineering professionals with prior experience in GMP quality assurance and QMS within a biological or pharmaceutical setting. The responsibilities include:
Supporting QA functions such as documentation, CAPAs, risk management, change control, supplier management, and training management.
Supporting internal and external audits (supplier/regulatory bodies).
Maintaining QMS documentation control.
Ensuring compliance with GDP and GMP regulations.
Other quality assurance activities as required.
Skills and Experience Needed
The ideal candidate will have:
A BSc, MSc, or PhD in a biological/biotechnology discipline or equivalent experience.
Existing QA experience within the biotech or pharmaceutical sector.
GMP quality experience.
Experience in maintaining and updating a QMS, including deviation investigations, CAPAs, change control, and non-conformance management.
High attention to detail, organizational skills, and a drive to complete tasks.
Full, long-term right to work in the UK.
The Package
The client offers a competitive salary, progression opportunities, and benefits including private pension.
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Interested candidates should send their CV to Charlie Cox at or call .
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