Validation engineer vs equipment validation specialist

Differences between validation engineer and equipment validation specialist duties and responsibilities

Validation engineer example responsibilities.

• Manage the DFMEA and risk assessment/mitigation as development are on-going.
• Manage a team of 15 technicians testing Intel's wireless products across all Microsoft's OS offerigns.
• Coordinate a division of labor and manage next steps to validate SVM on Broadwell (BDW) client CPU.
• Manage CSV quality compliance by meeting factory, corporate, federal and foreign inspections demonstrating regulatory control with no major findings.
• Work with end users from different departments, possess strong analytical and risk assessment skills and managing multiple GLP system projects.
• Coordinate and manage daily CIP validation testing activities.
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Equipment validation specialist example responsibilities.

• Manage all cleaning validation schedule and coordinate activities with QA and/or external laboratories and operations.
• Maintain accurate document control for GMP projects.
• Coordinate validation relate activities in regards to equipment and processes being deploy in GMP environments.
• Examine and document pharmaceutical manufacturing lines for adherence to FDA guidelines; develop operating manuals for industrial manufacturing lines and machinery.
• Complete numerous work files of data electronically, update and correct missing, inaccurate and incomplete data information via CDMD-OA.
• Maintain and organize data associate with the execution of qualification/validation relate activities.
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