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The Accounts Payable & Receivable Administrator will support AP & AR functions within a Shared Services setting, processing invoices, managing expense reports, adhering to policies, resolving discrepancies, and participating in improvements. Strong detail orientation and communication skills required, with a focus on accurate and timely processing.

The Salesforce Data Integrity Specialist ensures data accuracy and consistency within the Salesforce platform, implements data quality standards, conducts audits, manages user permissions, provides training, and improves data management processes. They collaborate with teams to streamline operations and enhance data accuracy.

The Process Engineer will design and specify cGMP process equipment, manage small-to-medium scale projects, participate in design reviews, and support QA Validation. Responsibilities also include revising diagrams, investigating control system issues, implementing process improvements, and ensuring compliance with relevant laws.

The Proposal Coordinator will work within a collaborative team to develop, manage, and produce proposals for the pharma/biotech industry. Responsibilities include writing proposal sections, managing compliance matrices, coordinating marketing support, conducting market research, and ensuring timely proposal delivery.

As an Inside Sales Specialist at CAI, you'll drive revenue growth in the life sciences by identifying and closing new business opportunities, collaborating with sales and marketing teams, and managing the sales process from lead generation to closing. Responsibilities include cold calling, utilizing Salesforce, managing sales activities, and developing a deep understanding of products and services to communicate value to customers.

The Quality Specialist at CAI will ensure compliance with quality systems and regulatory requirements, perform batch record reviews, and facilitate adherence to GMP standards. This role involves improving quality systems, supporting commercial manufacturing quality, and collaborating with clients to solve complex problems.

We are looking for a Junior CSV Engineer with 1-3 years of experience, ideally with at least one year of experience in GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices).

As a CQV Engineer, you will develop documentation for Commissioning, Qualification, and Validation in pharmaceutical environments, manage protocol writing and execution, and perform field verifications. You'll also provide cGMP guidance for CQV services integration and manage the documentation lifecycle. Strong technical problem-solving skills are essential for troubleshooting and project management.

The Senior CQV Engineer at CAI is responsible for developing documentation related to commissioning, qualification, and validation of pharmaceutical facilities. This role includes protocol writing and execution, field verification, and overseeing small teams for project coordination at client sites. The Engineer will ensure compliance with FDA regulations and provide leadership in cGMP practices while actively participating in troubleshooting and problem-solving.

The CSV Engineer will develop and execute validation protocols/documents, manage change controls, participate in audits, troubleshoot issues, assess compliance of systems, and coordinate with departments or contractors to maintain regulatory adherence in computer validation processes.

The Program Manager leads the Digital Enablement program, acting as a liaison between Professional Services and development teams. Responsibilities include managing communication strategies, overseeing project lifecycles, advocating for digital initiatives, and establishing performance metrics for program success.

The CQV Senior Project Manager leads the execution of CQV projects for life sciences clients, ensuring operational readiness. Responsibilities include managing project lifecycle, risk analysis, stakeholder engagement, and communicating budget impacts due to scope changes.

The CSV Engineer will develop and execute protocols and test scripts, consult on resolutions, and write documentation related to GxP computer validation and 21 CFR Part 11. Requires collaboration with industry experts to ensure compliance in the biotech and pharmaceutical sectors.

The CQV Engineer will develop documentation for Commissioning, Qualification, and Validation of pharmaceutical facilities and equipment. Key responsibilities include protocol writing and execution, field verification, and summarizing reports at client sites. The role requires strong problem-solving skills and experience in FDA regulated industries.

As a Project Manager at CAI, you will lead the integration and delivery of commissioning and validation services for Life Sciences clients. Responsibilities include managing mid-sized to large projects, overseeing project resources, and ensuring compliance with cGMP standards. You will also provide guidance for documentation related to regulatory requirements and collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to track project progress.

The CQV Engineer will perform Commissioning, Qualification, and Validation in life sciences. Responsibilities include generating C&Q procedures, reviewing lab equipment, writing qualification documents, tracking C&Q activities, and coordinating with project vendors. The role requires excellent communication, problem-solving skills, and a focus on customer service while ensuring safety.

The Reliability Field Engineer will coordinate and prepare equipment and material databases, perform field walk-downs, review maintenance data, and collaborate with manufacturers to enhance maintenance practices. This role requires hands-on experience in maintenance and reliability and includes drafting FMEA sheets and performing quality control functions.

The Sterility Assurance Expert is responsible for leading sterility assurance assessments in a regulated manufacturing environment, overseeing contamination control strategies, conducting aseptic process simulations, validating sterilizing equipment, and participating in cross-functional projects while ensuring adherence to quality and documentation practices.

The CQV Engineer develops documentation to support Commissioning, Qualifications, and Validation in pharmaceutical facilities. Responsibilities include protocol writing, field verification, and summary report development. Requires 4-8 years of experience in commissioning and qualification activities in FDA regulated industries. Should have experience in facilities and equipment startup, utilities, building automation, and pharmaceutical manufacturing processes.

The Qualified Person (QP) is responsible for certifying medicinal products, providing quality and compliance guidance, overseeing documentation processes, supporting audits, and maintaining industry legislation knowledge. They will also support continuous improvement initiatives and collaborate within cross-functional teams.