What Does A Quality Control Scientist Do At Kelly Services
* Develop and validate analytical methods.* Write standard test procedures, Method Validation Protocols and Method Transfer Protocols* Participate in method transfers to the Quality Control Department* Perform HPLC, GC and Physical testing testing; make detailed observations, analyze data, and interpret results* Calibrate analytical instrumentation at scheduled intervals* Prepare technical reports, summaries and quantitative analyses.* Maintain familiarity with current scientific literature and trends* Implement Good Manufacturing Practices in the laboratory.* Perform other duties and special projects as required
What Does A Quality Control Scientist Do At Medix
* 1. Accurately generate data using validated test methods and SOPs in a cGMP environment.* Demonstrate technical competence in the use of wet chemical techniques and instrumentation pertinent to the job including:* IR Infra* Red Spectroscopy* UV/Vis Ultra Violet/Visible Spectroscopy* GC Gas Chromatography* HPLC High Pressure Liquid Chromatography* IC Ion Chromatography* AA Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy* Dissolution apparatus* Compendial testing (USP EP, FCC) ex.* Monograph assay, limits tests, chemical and physical tests 3.* Responsible for analyzing data, maintaining accurate and detailed written records and notebooks and thoroughly reviewing lab notebooks ensuring compliance to test methods and specifications.* Ability to work in a team environment.* Train other Scientists and Lab Technicians in various methodologies.* Maintain training logs to comply with current SOP requirements.* Ensuring safety regulations are adhered to in the laboratory.* Associated topics: compliance, ecotoxicology, environmental, health, physical, pipeline, pollution, resource, solid, waste
What Does A Quality Control Scientist Do At Thermo Fisher Scientific
* Plans and performs quality control testing of reagents and kits utilizing the ION Torrent platform, HPLC, qPCR and mass spec* Collects and analyzes data for final disposition using preapproved documentation as well as troubleshoots assays* Establishes and manages QC metric, data trending, and drives actions for improvement* Initiates problem reporting (deviations, non-conformances, failures, corrective and preventive actions) via Trackwise and performs root cause investigation and analysis for OOS and complaints* Performs and documents equipment maintenance
What Does A Quality Control Scientist Do At G&W Laboratories
* 1. Lead andsupport QC projects including those for compendial changes and methodvalidation.* Assesscompendial changes and determine method verification requirements.* Writelaboratory protocols and reports and other laboratory documents.* Recognizeproblems and independently make scientifically sound and compliant decisions.* Executetesting of drug products, drug substances, and excipients as required.* Approve laboratorydocuments as a Quality Management designate.* Follow cGMPand cGLP requirements.* FollowG&W s Environmental, Health, and Safety policies and procedures.* Perform other duties as assigned or asbusiness needs require
What Does A Quality Control Scientist Do At Natera
* Design and development of reagent Quality Control (QC) Tests and associated bio-chemical process optimizations to support routine reagent and kit qualification* Analyze data and prepare documentation for QC method validation, author and revise QC testing SOPs and reports to ensure the successful implementation of assays in the laboratory* Oversee technical transfer of new product QC methods from Research and Development into Operations, addressing process development needs for implementation* Participate in troubleshooting efforts and help drive key decisions* Build rapport with end-users, lab supervisors, and process owners and work collaboratively within cross functional teams* Strong data analysis skills including setting specifications and monitoring reagent/kit lot performance* Development and qualification of control reagents/samples and associated protocols* Manage multiple tasks and changing priorities in a fast paced environment* Strong and effective communication skills, including writing protocols and summarizing results in a report or presentation
