Quality Control Technician III - TAPI

As a Quality Control Technician III at TAPI, you will be an integral part of the leading international supplier of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs). TAPI boasts the industry's broadest portfolio, which includes over 350 API products. With a rich history spanning over 80 years, we are recognized as one of the most trusted API suppliers globally, catering to 80 PERCENT of the top 50 pharmaceutical companies. At TAPI, our commitment to excellence is driven by our experience, expertise, cutting-edge technologies, and unwavering dedication to exceptional customer service. Your primary responsibilities will include maintaining 24/7 audit readiness, possessing expertise in Wet Chemistry, and being flexible to work in different shifts. You will actively participate in internal, external, and regulatory audits, ensuring full compliance with CAPA trainings. Additionally, you will be responsible for initiating and investigating LIR, OOS, OOT, and borderline results, promptly reporting them to the designated authority. Collaborating with various departments, you will facilitate the sharing of necessary documents from Quality Control to Regulatory Affairs and other relevant areas. In your role, you will play a crucial part in determining team priorities aligned with the plant's requirements, while coordinating effectively with team leaders and managers. Upholding stringent quality standards, you will adhere to housekeeping practices, cGMP, GLP, and Safety Guidelines within the laboratory. Your duties will encompass sampling and analyzing raw materials, finished goods, intermediates, and cleaning samples as per specific requirements, meticulously documenting results in analytical sheets, QA forms, LIMS, and online systems to ensure data integrity. Furthermore, you will conduct analytical tests following established monographs and SOPs, oversee the calibration and verification of instruments, and manage the reserved samples room along with chambers, autoclaves, and incubators. Your support will also be essential in preparing department-related documents such as STPs, SOPs, and more. Ensuring the timely sampling, approval, and rejection of labels for various products and maintaining accurate stock records of chemicals will be among your key responsibilities. To excel in this role, you should hold a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Chemistry and possess a minimum of 3 years of relevant experience in a similar capacity. Your dedication to upholding Teva's Equal Employment Opportunity commitment, which includes supporting diversity and providing equal opportunities to individuals with disabilities and veterans, is paramount in our inclusive work environment.,