Quality Control Professional, Koriyama Factory

The position

As a Quality Control Professional, you will play a pivotal role in maintaining and enhancing the quality of our products. Your key responsibilities will include : Guiding and supervising QC technicians to conduct quality control tests, providing training and support to enhance their skills and performance.Identifying opportunities to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of routine quality control tasks, implementing process improvements, and monitoring their impact.Driving key local and global QC improvement projects, utilising IT systems such as LIMS (Laboratory Information Management System) to optimise QC processes and enhance operational efficiency.Ensuring compliance with Japanese regulations, global SOPs, and Novo Nordisk internal rules by reviewing and incorporating specific compliance methods into QC processes.Coordinating QC method transfers activities and managing launch-related tasks to support the seamless introduction of new products while maintaining quality standards. QualificationsBachelor’s degree in relevant scientific fields, such as Chemistry, Biology, or Pharmaceutical Sciences.Over 1 year of experience in quality control or a related field within the pharmaceutical or biotechnology industry, with familiarity in standard quality control practices.Business level proficiency of Japanese and English.Familiarity with Japanese regulations with knowledge of relevant laws.Strong problem-solving abilities and leadership qualities, with a focus on perceptual skills, goal setting, self-development, and taking initiative. Working at Novo NordiskWe are a proud life-science company, and life is our reason to exist. We’re inspired by life in all its forms and shapes, ups and downs, opportunities and challenges. For employees at Novo Nordisk, life means many things – from the building blocks of life that form the basis of ground-breaking scientific research, to our rich personal lives that motivate and energize us to perform our best at work. Ultimately, life is why we’re all here - to ensure that people can lead a life independent of chronic disease.