Lead CQV Engineer
Lead CQV Engineer Responsibilities:
- Project Leadership: Guide the team to complete projects on time.
- Document Review: Ensure validation documents meet standards (e.g., User Requirements, IQ, OQ, PQ, Calibration).
- Equipment: Handle validation for lab equipment, facility, utility equipment, and packaging line equipment.
- Communication: Coordinate with team and project manager.
- Progress Monitoring: Track and adjust workloads to stay on schedule.
- Main Contact: Be the go-to person for validation documents.
- Quality Control: Maintain quality standards throughout the project.
- Tracking: Update the project validation tracker weekly.
- Team Direction: Set and communicate team priorities.
- Updates: Provide schedule updates.
- Meetings: Attend and document project meetings.
- Weekly Check-ins: Hold weekly progress meetings with the project manager.
- Staffing: Recommend additional staffing if needed.
- Document Definition: Define all required documents.
- Site Validation Leadership: Lead on-site validation activities from start to finish.
- Timetables: Contribute to project timelines.
- Conflict Management: Handle conflicts if they arise.
- Quality Checks: Review team members' work.
- Sample Requirements: Ensure timely product sample testing.
- Document Authoring: Write and execute documents as needed.
- Recommendations: Suggest design or process changes based on tests.
- Capital Equipment: Understand equipment and process implementation.
- Collaboration: Work with engineering and project teams.
- Regulatory Compliance: Ensure documents meet regulatory standards (FDA, cGMP).
- Master Planning: Plan validation activities.
- Risk Assessment: Identify and mitigate compliance risks.
- Cross-Functional Support: Assist with other CQV activities as needed.
Qualifications:
- Bachelor's degree in a pertinent field (e.g., Engineering, Computer Science, Life Sciences).
- At least 8 years of experience in CQV within a GMP-regulated environment, preferably in pharmaceuticals or biotechnology.
- Extensive knowledge of regulatory compliance requirements (e.g., FDA regulations, cGMP standards, Good Documentation Practice).
- Superior organizational, communication, and documentation skills.
- Strong understanding of validation processes and regulatory requirements specific to automated fill lines, process equipment, and utilities, including GMP, FDA, EMA, and other applicable standards
- Demonstrated experience leading C&Q efforts on multiple large-scale projects, with references provided to validate successful outcomes.
- Extensive knowledge of industry best practices for commissioning and qualification, with a focus on regulatory compliance.
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