Quality Engineer

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11 months ago
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IntaPeople are happy to once again be partnering with a global leading manufacturer, to find talented individuals to join their Quality Engineering team in Swansea. As a Quality Engineer you'll play a key role in managing and improving quality systems and compliance.

Key Responsibilities:

Identify, investigate, and address problems for compliance with regulatory standards, using CAPA process

Conducting regulatory compliance checks

Adherence to audit schedules for (QMS) Quality Management System and Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP)

Support Third Party regulatory audits and customer audits

Knowledge/experience we’re most interested in:

Qualification in Science, Engineering, Quality, or Lead Auditor (ISO 9000)

3-5 years' experience in QA/QS within the medical device or pharmaceutical industry

Knowledge of ISO 13485

Proficiency in MS Word, Excel, and MRP systems

Strong analytical and statistical skills

Please note this role requires onsite working in Swansea. Please apply now to be considered, or email Jordan on (url removed) for a confidential discussion

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