Sr. Quality Technician

Review electronic manufacturing and quality data, including audit trails and associated records, to ensure completeness, accuracy, compliance with procedures, and adherence to data integrity requirements. Apply risk-based decision-making to ensure appropriate controls are in place for product quality, patient safety, sterility assurance, and data integrity.

Job Title : Sr. Quality Technician
Location: Greenville, NC 27834 (Onsite)
Duration: 12months W2 contract with high possibility of extension based on performance and depending on business needs
Shift Timing: Monday - Friday, day shift. 8AM-5PM EST

Description:
The Sr. Quality Technician, Provides direct quality support to ensure compliance with regulations that govern pharmaceuticals. Ensures the site operates in compliance with regulatory standards that ensures product quality, avoids stoppages and reinforces customer satisfaction.
Key Responsibilities:

• Follow all job-related safety, quality, compliance, and training requirements.
• Review electronic manufacturing and quality data, including audit trails and associated records, to ensure completeness, accuracy, compliance with procedures, and adherence to data integrity requirements.
• Identify and assess discrepancies, atypical events, data integrity concerns, and potential compliance issues identified during review.
• Communicate and coordinate with Manufacturing, Quality, Engineering, and other departments to resolve issues identified during review.
• Apply risk-based decision-making to ensure appropriate controls are in place for product quality, patient safety, sterility assurance, and data integrity.
• Escalate deviations, discrepancies, and compliance concerns to the appropriate functional area and Quality management.
• Perform review activities of moderate complexity with limited supervision while ensuring compliance with GMP requirements and current procedures.

Education:

• High school diploma or equivalent required.
• Associates degree or higher in Science or Technology is preferred.