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Consistently performs routine and complex analytical chemistry activities with a degree of ... Assays are performed in compliance with USP, FDA and other regulatory body requirements, Pfizer ...

Consistently performs routine and complex analytical chemistry activities with a degree of ... Assays are performed in compliance with USP, FDA and other regulatory body requirements, Pfizer ...

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Quality Auditor III / Medical Devices Manufacturing

Pioneer Data

Andover, MA • On-site

Contractor

Re-posted 18 days ago


Job description

Position Details:
Our client, a world-leading Pharmaceutical Company in Andover, MA is currently looking for an Quality Auditor III to join their expanding team.
Job Title: Quality Auditor III / Medical Devices Manufacturing
Duration: 15 months contract, extendable up to 48 months
Location: Andover, MA
Note:
The client has the right-to-hire you as a permanent employee at any time during or after the end of the contract.
You may participate in the company group medical insurance plan
Job Description:
External Supply Operations Quality (ESOQ Manager)

Role Description:
The Global External Quality Operations Mission is “to be a proactive partner, driving a science and risk-based compliant quality culture that is flexible, innovative, and customer oriented, maximizing the contribution of Quality Operations to Our Path Forward initiatives.”  
External Supply Operations Quality (ESOQ) is committed to supporting Pfizer Global Supply (PGS) as an innovative and competitive advantage for Pfizer by assuring the quality of products manufactured and packaged by other companies (Contractors) for Pfizer.
ESOQ is responsible for the Quality & Regulatory management of approximately 300 contract manufacturers, packagers, and supply partners globally.
Responsibilities:
The ESOQ Manager holds overall accountability for assigned CMOs, with primary responsibility for quality oversight (approximately 80%) and secondary responsibility for regulatory oversight (approximately 20%) across operational activities.
The ESOQ Manager is accountable for providing quality assurance management of key contractors for Pfizer and for assuring that the products supplied to our patients are manufactured & tested in accordance with c-GMPs, the registration file and any additional country specific requirements.
This is highly independent position operating with minimal supervision, interacting with high levels of management both at contract manufacturers and within Pfizer.
(S)he will operate as spokesperson for ESOQ and will focus on developing relationships, independently negotiating, developing and communicating Pfizer quality requirements with contract manufacturers. 
ESOQ Manager will have significant interactions with many internal business and manufacturing organizations (e.g. External Supply, Regulatory, Technical Support, Quality, PGS sites and R&D) and will lead virtual cross functional teams.
Initiate, review and approve regulatory changes through Pfizer enterprise system (i.e. PDM) for changes initiated by or impacting ESOQ managed contractors.
Provide support for the closure of the deficiency letters, CMC Commitments, Regulatory requests for Renewals, New Product Registrations and Post approval variations.
Main point of contact for Global Chemistry, Manufacturing & Controls (CMC) or Local Regulatory Affairs in Pfizer Country Offices (Single market prods) for the regulatory activities involving the ESOQ contractors.
As the Quality & Regulatory Expert, participate in Virtual Site Operating Teams (VSOT) for ESOQ managed contractors and if needed, participate in Site Quality visits at the contractors.
Support and Perform Lot Disposition for Biotech semi-finished and finished products (if applicable).
 
Qualifications:
Minimally BA/BS Science, Engineering, or related technical discipline with at least 7 years in a GXP setting and/or Regulatory Affairs role
At least 4 years of Product Quality Assurance experience in a GMP environment with Aseptic manufacturing experience.
Advanced computer skills, MS Office and enterprise systems such as SAP, QTS, PDM, Documentum platforms
Command of English language required and multi-lingual is a benefit
Strong verbal and written communication including presentation skills
Shows strong negotiation skills and is diplomatic in communication with internal and external customers
Demonstrated ability to manage multiple projects and priorities
Demonstrated ability to prioritize work, to act and work independently and to escalate items as required to Team leader
Demonstrated excellent organization skills
Demonstrated experience managing complex quality and compliance activities in a manufacturing plant or with a contractor
Developing personal leadership to manage cross functional projects
Developing ability to resolve conflicts
Takes initiatives and is proactive, persistent
Has a broad GMP and technical know-how to handle emerging issues
Able to report remotely and deliver work independently
Up to 20% travel may be required