Lead QA-Formulations Post Vacant @ Syngene

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Syngene

Incorporated in 1993. Syngene is India’s largest contract research organization, which supports R&D programs from lead generation to clinical supplies. Our multi-disciplinary skills in integrated drug discovery and development include capabilities in medicinal chemistry, biology, in vivo pharmacology, toxicology, custom synthesis, process R&D, cGMP manufacturing, formulation and analytical development along with Clinical development services.

Our highly experienced scientific and project management teams ensure:

  • Timely execution of projects
  • Cost effectiveness and quality of the projects
  • Confidentiality and protection of intellectual property

Job Title:    Lead QA

Req ID:  2504

Job Description:

Planning and scheduling of QA activities.

  • Review and approval of General Quality system documents (SOPs, Site master file, Validation master plan, quality agreements and quality policies)
  • Review and approval of Manufacturing documents (batch records, SOPs, EOPs, IOPs, Specifications, analytical methods, technology transfer documents) pertaining to Biologics function.
  • Review of Quality matrix for periodic management review meetings.
    Participation and approval of facility, process equipment and EHS risk assessment.
  • Assessment and approval of change controls, OOS, deviations, incidents, risk assessments, customer complaints & CAPA.
  • Release of GMP batches for dispatch.
  • Handling of client / regulatory audits and preparation of response for compliance.
  • Internal audits and GMP rounds.
  • Review and approval of qualification and validation documents for compliance against GMP standards and current industry practices.
  • Training of employees on Quality Management System procedures, data integrity and Good Documentation Practices.
  • Development of team skills within Formulations QA team.

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