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As a Quality Assurance Associate for Nutrafol, you will be responsible for executing day-to-day quality assurance activities, to ensure dietary supplement QA GMP compliance in an exciting, growing company. You will bring expertise and experience in the dietary supplement category and have strong knowledge and experience in executing QA GMP processes and procedures. Your knowledge and experience will enable Nutrafol to continue to grow as a competitive and agile business, enabling speed to market and competitive product claims, within global regulated industry segments. As QA associate, you will be responsible for executing end-to-end QA support that will help grow and protect the business.
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$70,000 - $85,000 USD
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