Release Engineer

Belgium  ‐ Onsite
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Release Engineer- Quality Assurance- Belgium
Our Client, one of the world`s largest pharmaceutical companies are currently recruiting for a Quality Officer/ Release Engineer to join their existing Quality team based in Belgium.

The position offers an extensive training opportunity and the chance to work on some innovative projects as part of a larger $500 million expansion which is currently being undertaken by our client.
Working out of a busy, large scale production facility, you will be responsible for the review and Management of Bath records and Batch releases from this site.

You will also be responsible for:
Quality Deviation investigations
Ensuring that products meet company and legal requirements.
Investigating batches which do not meet specifications and prepare recommendations for QA Management.
Coordinating cross functional investigations in case of root causes.
Evaluate root cause analysis, CAPA and verify effectiveness against future deviations.

Essential Skills:
Fluent in Dutch and English
Extensive Quality experience within the Pharmaceutical/ Biotech industries
Experience of working with Electronic Batch Records and in batch release
Strong analytical and problem solving skills.
Good communication and interpersonal skills.
Good time management and prioritisation skills with experience of working to tight deadlines
Excellent report writing and document management skills.


This is an exciting opportunity to join a successful and growing organisation on a long term contract basis with extensive opportunity for training and development. The site is situated conveniently in Belgium with easy access to large cities and good transport connections.


Start date
n.a
From
Quanta Consultancy Services
Published at
10.05.2013
Contact person:
Lee Mitchell
Project ID:
534767
Contract type
Freelance
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