Quality Assurance Auditor I – GLP/GCP On‑Site

Energy Jobline ZR; Newark (NJ); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

QPS, LLC in the United States is seeking a Quality Assurance professional to audit study records and raw data for GLP/GCP compliance. You will inspect laboratory activities, ensure protocol adherence, and document findings for Study Directors and facility management.

The role focuses on identifying nonconformities, proposing corrective actions, and supporting audits by clients and government agencies. A bachelor’s degree in a related science is required, with GLP/GCP exposure preferred.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in a related scientific discipline.
• Lab experience and/or GLP/GCP/GMP QA exposure preferred.
• Authorization to work in the U.S. without sponsorship.

Responsibilities

• Audit scientific data for clinical and nonclinical study records to ensure study conduct aligns with protocol and regulatory requirements.
• Inspect lab work to verify compliant procedures, facilities, equipment, and personnel training.
• Audit and inspect the Quality Management System to identify quality improvements.
• Identify noncompliance areas and recommend corrective actions.
• Issue audit reports to scientists and management and verify follow-ups.
• Assist with client and government audits as directed by management.
• After hours incentive work potential.

Skills

Auditing

Quality Assurance

GLP/GCP

Documentation

Analytical thinking

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Biology/Biochemistry/Immunology/Analytical Chemistry

Job description

QPS, LLC in the United States is seeking a Quality Assurance professional to audit study records and raw data for GLP/GCP compliance. You will inspect laboratory activities, ensure protocol adherence, and document findings for Study Directors and facility management.

The role focuses on identifying nonconformities, proposing corrective actions, and supporting audits by clients and government agencies. A bachelor’s degree in a related science is required, with GLP/GCP exposure preferred.