FAQs
What is the main responsibility of the Analytical Development & GMP Documentation Specialist?
The main responsibility is to manage all documentation related to assigned projects, including OOS/OOT/Change control, SOPs, and CoA, ensuring successful project continuation within the PDS.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A Bachelor's degree in chemical engineering, chemistry, or equivalent work experience with pharmaceutical companies is required.
What languages are necessary for the role?
Proficiency in both English and Italian is necessary for this position.
Who does the Analytical Development & GMP Documentation Specialist report to?
The Specialist reports to the PDS AD&GMP Supervisor.
What kind of compliance knowledge is needed for this role?
Knowledge of GMP standards applied to Quality Control laboratories, especially in stability studies, laboratory data management, and SOP writing is required.
Is collaboration with other departments important in this role?
Yes, collaboration with Clients, QC PDS, Regulatory Department, QC Compliance, QA, and QO is essential to issue the correct documents for PDS projects.
What are some key skills needed for success in this position?
Key skills include flexibility, adaptability, good organization and planning skills, excellent communication skills, and the ability to work in a team.
What type of investigations will the Specialist be responsible for?
The Specialist will be responsible for evaluating OOS, OOT, and laboratory investigations, including identifying recurrences, root causes, trends, and defining CAPAs.
What is the significance of the Monza site in Thermo Fisher Scientific?
The Monza site offers compliance with controlled drug regulations in Europe and the U.S., provides manufacturing technologies, and supplies products to over 20 countries, including major international markets.
What is the company’s mission?
Thermo Fisher Scientific's mission is to enable customers to make the world healthier, cleaner, and safer.