Ten23-health·6 days ago
6 days ago
Visual Inspection Subject Matter Expert, Visp e/v/e/r/y/o/n/e
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What you'll do
- Acting as the owner of VI processes, driving deviation and trend analyses, standardizing workflows, and increasing inspection robustness.
- Driving capacity building through the training of operators, as well as the creation and maintenance of testsets and defect libraries.
- Handling document management, deviation, and change management.
- Supporting New Product Introductions (NPI).
- Acting as the deputy to release preparation of batches.
What they're looking for
- Degree in technical sciences (e.g., Pharmacy, Chemistry, Biotechnology, Medical Technology, Mechanical Engineering) or equivalent professional experience.
- Experience in a GMP environment (EU GMP, Annex 1, Data Integrity, GDocP, health authority inspections), ideally in sterile pharmaceutical manufacturing, visual inspection (manual and/or automated), Quality Assurance, or MSAT.
- Methodological expertise in root cause analysis, CAPA, risk assessments (FMEA), and statistics/SPC; experience with Minitab/JMP is required.
- System knowledge: MES/ERP (e.g., SAP/BC), eQMS (Deviations/CR/CAPA), and VI systems (lighting/optical technology).
- Excellent German and English language skills (spoken & written).
- Knowledge of container/closure systems (vials, RTU cartridges/syringes, stoppers, crimp caps), material-induced artefacts, packaging materials, and aseptic processing.
- Analytical, data-driven mindset and strong problem solving skills under time pressure.
- Strong communication and moderation skills, capable of bridging the shopfloor to management.
- Ownership mentality, structured working style, and high results orientation.
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