Validation Engineer
Job Type | Contractor |
Area | Dublin, Ireland |
Sector | EngineeringQuality |
Start Date | |
Advertiser | Ashling Guthrie |
Job Ref | 3515 |
Job Views | 135 |
- Description
Team Horizon is seeking an experienced Validation Engineer to support a new syringe filling line project at our client’s manufacturing facility in Dublin.
Why you should apply:
- This is an excellent opportunity to join a world class manufacturing operation, with an outstanding track record of reliably delivering high-quality medicines to patients globally
What you will be doing:
- Generation, execution, review and approval of CQV test Documentation (Factor Acceptance Testing (FAT), Instillation Verification (IV’s), Functional Testing (FT’s), Site Acceptance Testing (SAT) and Performance Qualifications (PQ’s) associated with a Syringe Filling Line.
- Pre-Approve and Post-Approve validation protocols.
- Input into site Validation Master Plans and Standard Operating Procedures (SOP’s)
- Collate and Report on relevant validation data/metrics.
- Assist in exceptions and deviation resolution and root cause analysis.
- Reviews Validation planning documents detailing overall strategy for the project.
- Reviews and Approves Qualification summary reports (QSR)
- Generates Validation Summary reports.
- Assist in the development of User Requirement Specifications (URS’s) and Quality Risk Assessment for Equipment and Automated Systems (QRAES)
What you need to apply:
- 6+ years experience in Engineering or Validation
- Technical qualification at third level or equivalent in Engineering.
- Extensive knowledge and demonstrated experience executing Validation activities for Pharmaceutical / Biotechnology projects
- Experience of sterile / biotech equipment within the pharmaceutical industry is preferred.
- Knowledge of safety and GMP requirements.
- Demonstrated strong Communication skills
- Experience using Paperless Qualification Systems is preferred.
- Strong understanding of a risk-based approach to commissioning, qualification and validation within the biotechnology industry