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Lonza Group Ltd. Geleen, Netherlands, is seeking a QC Technical Expert for a 12-month fixed-term contract. The role requires applying scientific skills to support quality control activities and drive improvements across QC processes.
You will work hands-on with LC-MS and HPLC methods within GMP environments, contribute to method validation and document control, and collaborate with manufacturing and audits to ensure product quality and safety.
Job Title: QC Technical Expert
Location: Geleen
12 Month Fixed Term Contract
We are looking for a QC Technical Expert to join our company and you will be required to apply scientific skills, knowledge and experience to provide advice and propose improvements where required. The position needs to thoroughly understand the activities linked to the applicable expertise, risk analysis, method implementation and other QC related issues in branch.
The full-time annual base pay for this position in The Netherlands is expected to range between EUR54'000andEUR75'600. Initial salary placement within this range will be determined based on role-related factors such as experience, qualifications, and expected contribution.
At Lonza, our people are our greatest strength. With 30+ sites across five continents, our globally connected teams work together every day to manufacture the medicines of tomorrow. Our core values of Collaboration, Accountability, Excellence, Passion and Integrity reflect who we are and how we work together. Everyone’s ideas, big or small, have the potential to improve millions of lives, and that’s the kind of work we want you to be part of. Innovation thrives when people from all backgrounds bring their unique perspectives to the table. At Lonza, we value diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. If you’re ready to help turn our customers’ breakthrough ideas into viable therapies, we look forward to welcoming you on board.
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