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    Teamlead QC Microbiology - Leiden, Nederland - Talent Associates

    Talent Associates
    Talent Associates Leiden, Nederland

    Gevonden in: Talent NL C2 - 6 dagen geleden

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    Permanent
    Beschrijving
    • New GMP-facility
    • Setting up a new team
    • Setting up new QC Microbiology labs

    Our client significantly contributes to ease human suffering from infectious diseases, cancer, and rare diseases by leveraging our innovative technologies and in-depth know-how. They do this for viral vaccines and cell and gene therapies at all stages of the development trajectory, from the transition into early clinical studies, to navigating late-stage clinical development and entering commercial manufacturing at higher speed, reduced costs, and with increased success. The company operates state-of-the-art development and manufacturing facilities in Europe and the US and, as part of a global family, is building a strong position in global health with its strategic partners worldwide. For our new biomanufacturing facility in Leiden we are looking for a Team lead QC Microbiology.

    About the role Production and lab environment

    • Setting up and maintain the QC Micro lab
    • Develop and implementation of QC microbiology test methods such as for Sterility, Bioburden
      • Proficient in generating SOPs, work instructions and other GMP documentation
    • Development of a risk based facility Environmental Monitoring (EM) program
    • Development of a risk based EM program for production activities
    • Establishing all QC Micro related SOPs and work instructions
    • Perform data verification, data review and review of GMP documentation
    • Train and mentor others on multiple QC micro test methods

    Your experience

    • Experience within a QC microbiology lab environment
    • Experience in method transfer/verification of QC Micro test methods
    • Experience with training requirements and training of analysts
    • Familiar with GMP, associated regulations and pharmacopoeias
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