Overview
Assure that suppliers of materials, service suppliers and third-party operations within the scope of QA&C meet applicable GSK and regulatory requirements, through remote document-based assessments, CAPA management and maintenance of audit data in the GSK supplier management system.
What you'll do
- Perform quality system assessments of assigned audits within role scope, ensuring they are effectively prepared, conducted and reported.
- Make risk-based recommendations on GxP approval status and document assessments in the relevant systems within targeted timelines.
- Communicate transparently with business stakeholders, providing timely updates on audit progress and potential issues throughout the audit lifecycle.
- Agree appropriate corrective and preventive action (CAPA) plans and follow up on completion within agreed timelines.
- Ensure audit-related documentation is communicated within targeted timelines and CAPA documents are reviewed and responded to on time.
- Maintain auditee profiles in the relevant data systems and keep assessment data current based on available information.
- Collate identified risks and escalate high-risk issues so that management and stakeholders understand technical, regulatory and quality risks and mitigating actions are identified.
- Complete all relevant training curriculums within the stipulated time frame.
- Follow the relevant QA&C procedures.
- Remain current with technical processes, industry trends and changes in the regulatory and external environment, as needed.
What you'll need
- At least 10 years of experience in a pharmaceutical/biological environment, including commercial and/or R&D operations.
- Proficiency and experience in planning and executing audits to identify and reduce significant risks and non-compliances.
- Knowledge of regional/global GMP and GSK quality requirements, able to explain them and relate them to GSK manufacturing and supplier operations, applying good business judgment.
- Awareness of the business environment and ability to build networks and relationships with third-party suppliers and internal stakeholders.
- Proficient influencing and negotiating skills to secure access for assessment and implementation of appropriate corrective actions.
- Good verbal and written communication skills to relay issues, risks and opportunities so that all parties understand them and effective action plans can be put in place.
- Proficiency in verbal and written English.
- Experience with Microsoft Office applications and ability to learn and apply new software applications required for the role (e.g., audit management software, AI tools, remote virtual meeting management).
- Post Graduate/Graduate degree in relevant science (Biology, Chemistry, Pharmacy) or Food / Chemical / Biotechnology or equivalent engineering area of expertise.
Details
- Location: Bengaluru, Luxor North Tower.
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