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People in Science is seeking an Associate QA for a part-time, onsite role in Breda, NL. You will sample, inspect and release incoming materials, ensuring GMP-compliant processes and accurate documentation.
The work schedule is 24 hours across three days, with Fridays mandatory during peak delivery periods. Ideal candidates include onboarding starters or QA/QC enthusiasts with a life sciences background and strong English communication.
Within this international pharmaceutical organization, medicines are labelled, assembled, stored, and eventually shipped to various countries worldwide. You will work in a diverse environment with colleagues from different nationalities, contributing to high-quality supply chain processes, manufacturing activities and the delivery of medicines to patients around the world.
As Associate QA, you will be part of the Incoming Quality Assurance team, where you will be mainly responsible for sampling, inspection, review, and release of incoming materials before these are used in labelling and packaging operations.
This is a great opportunity for someone who wants to start or further develop a career within the pharmaceutical industry. You will work in a quality-focused environment where attention to detail, teamwork and continuous learning are key.
This is a part-time position of 24 hours per week (3 days) and is fully onsite. Working on Fridays is mandatory, as this is the busiest day due to peak delivery activities. The other two working days can be arranged flexibly within the team.
From January until May, there is the possibility to work full-time. After this period, the position will continue with a minimum of three days per week, with potential opportunities to expand depending on business needs.
The Associate QA professional we seek is a collaborator with an eye for detail and a strong quality mindset.
We are open to both enthusiastic starters and people with previous experience. Experience within Quality Assurance or Quality Control is an advantage, but not a requirement. This role is a great starting position for someone who wants to learn more about the pharmaceutical industry and develop within a regulated environment.
Relevant backgrounds can include:
Your motivation, communication skills and ability to learn are just as important as your educational background.
You are someone who can follow procedures carefully, while also looking beyond the task in front of you. You understand how your work impacts other departments, such as production, warehouse and supply chain, and you are able to think critically about priorities and potential improvements.
Growth opportunities This role offers the opportunity to build a long-term career within Quality. As you gain experience and demonstrate your capabilities, you can gradually take on more responsibilities and develop towards more senior positions within the team.