Quality Control Officer

About the role

The Quality Control Officer will work in a pharmaceutical laboratory to ensure that stability and finished product samples meet regulatory and internal quality standards. The role involves analytical testing, data reporting, and maintaining critical laboratory equipment.

Key responsibilities

• Analyze stability and finished product samples and compile reports following ALCOA procedures.
• Perform testing on miscellaneous samples and document results.
• Maintain and calibrate laboratory instruments such as dissolution testing apparatus, UV spectrophotometer, analytical balance, pH meter, and sonicator.
• Ensure compliance with data integrity policies and Good Documentation Practices (GDP).
• Operate and monitor stability chambers and associated tracking systems.
• Manage charging and withdrawal of stability samples according to approved protocols.

Required profile

• Educational background: B.Pharm, M.Sc., or M.Pharm.
• 2 to 4 years of experience in pharmaceutical quality control or related laboratory work.

Required skills

• Operation of UV spectrophotometer.
• Dissolution testing apparatus proficiency.
• Use of analytical balances.
• pH meter handling.
• Sonicator operation.
• Stability chamber management.
• ALCOA reporting methodology.
• Data integrity and GDP compliance.