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The Buyer is responsible for negotiating and procuring components and materials while managing vendor selection and performance. The role includes setting goals to achieve cost savings, supporting customer demand, and ensuring quality delivery of products. The Buyer will analyze purchase price variances, manage inventory levels, and liaise with vendors and internal teams to resolve issues.

The Quality Associate II - Operations is responsible for providing QA support for GMP Manufacturing of drug products, including on-the-floor oversight, documentation review, audits, lot disposition, and participation in process improvement initiatives. The role requires attention to detail, decision-making skills, and adherence to regulatory standards and industry best practices.

The Financial Controller at PCI Berlin is responsible for developing and implementing financial and operational strategies, overseeing accounting operations and financial reporting, managing cash flow, driving process improvements, and ensuring compliance with financial policies. This role involves working closely with key stakeholders and providing financial guidance to the site leadership team.

The JDE CNC Administrator will manage and support JD Edwards ERP systems, oversee application performance, maintain security roles, and handle backups and incident resolution. Responsibilities also include leading projects, optimizing efficiency, and providing expert-level application support.

The Quality Engineer will oversee the onboarding of new customer programs, manage product transitions from engineering to manufacturing, and collaborate with teams to ensure successful project deliveries. They will also conduct defect analysis, develop protocols, and maintain project discipline throughout the development lifecycle.

The Quality Account Manager directs and coordinates quality activities of a designated customer team, ensuring that goals/objectives are met. Responsibilities include overseeing a qualified team, managing performance metrics, facilitating training, and ensuring compliance with quality standards and procedures. They collaborate with business units and lead quality improvement projects to enhance customer satisfaction and organizational performance.

The Associate Quality Account Manager I supports quality activities for a customer-focused team, ensuring compliance with internal standards and customer requirements. Key responsibilities include document management, batch record reviews, liaising with customers, tracking quality metrics, investigating deviations, and mentoring new coordinators.

The Quality Ops Supervisor is responsible for supervising, coaching, and training Quality Auditors and personnel to ensure compliance with cGMP and enhance quality processes. They conduct audits, assess risks, provide guidance, and partner with operations to improve quality and adherence to guidelines while maintaining a focus on continuous improvement.

The Quality Analyst conducts customer complaint investigations and supports the Quality Management System. Responsibilities include logging complaints, performing root cause analysis, drafting investigations, communicating with clients, and assisting with regulatory filings. They also help maintain system efficiency and compliance through audits and CAPA effectiveness.

The Project Engineer is responsible for the generation and approval of user requirement specifications, project planning and execution, equipment qualification, and training technicians. They manage project costs, ensure compliance with EHS and regulatory standards, and participate in continuous improvement initiatives to enhance operational efficiencies.

The Continuous Improvement Manager will drive the transition to a Lean culture at the site by eliminating waste and enhancing value flow. Responsibilities include creating and facilitating Lean vision, coaching teams in process improvement projects, leading business-critical initiatives, managing cost savings data, and mentoring staff in Lean practices.

The role involves leading the Technical Operations Group and communicating with production and maintenance teams. Responsibilities include installing and maintaining electrical control systems, troubleshooting electrical defects, drafting design drawings using AutoCAD, and following calibration and inspection procedures for machinery.

The Project Manager oversees project setup, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements and specifications. Responsibilities include project planning, communication with clients, mentoring team members, documentation review, and managing distribution activities. The role involves leading project teams, supporting business development, coordinating logistics, and facilitating project close-out activities.

The Associate Project Manager supports clinical customer projects by managing workflow, resolving issues, and ensuring milestones are met. Responsibilities include documentation, communication with vendors and customers, and training new employees. This role aims to provide leading customer experiences and uphold project goals within the prescribed parameters.

The EHS Coordinator is responsible for implementing health and safety functions at the Bridgend site, supporting the global safety team, conducting risk assessments, maintaining EHS records, leading safety initiatives, conducting training, and ensuring compliance with EHS regulations.

The Continuous Improvement Manager will implement Lean methodologies at the site, facilitate process improvement initiatives, lead critical business projects, mentor staff, and partner with operations to enhance safety, quality, and cost efficiency. Responsibilities include deploying Lean standards and reporting on cost savings to support business goals.

The Automation Engineer is responsible for maintaining and upgrading software and hardware systems for production data collection and packaging lines. This role includes programming PLC and HMI software, troubleshooting various systems, and ensuring compliance with cyber security and regulatory standards.

The Quality Engineer Manager leads the Quality Engineering team at the Philadelphia site, focusing on risk management, quality improvement, and compliance with FDA regulations. Responsibilities include overseeing quality assurance programs, managing product timelines, and collaborating with internal teams and clients to ensure product quality and regulatory satisfaction. The role also involves preparing reports for management and mentoring quality engineers.

The Operations Process Engineer will improve processes and systems for profitability by driving continuous improvement initiatives using Lean and Six Sigma tools. Responsibilities include data analysis, process design, training, auditing, and ensuring compliance with cGMP and GCP policies.

The Quality Engineer Associate I is responsible for managing consumer complaints, ensuring GMP compliance, and supporting quality engineering efforts. Duties include logging complaints, communicating with customers, tracking complaint statuses, and generating related metrics. The associate will also assist in documentation and problem-solving within the consumer complaints team.