Qualified Person

Site Name:
Ireland - Dublin
Posted Date:
Aug
Position Summary
We are looking for a Qualified Person (QP) Senior Lead to join our QP Importation team in Ireland.
This role is an exciting opportunity to make a meaningful impact by ensuring the highest standards of quality and compliance in pharmaceutical manufacturing.
The role involves EU batch certification and release and ensuring compliance with the GMP aspects of the laws governing the importation of products into the EU.
We create a place where people can grow, be their best, be safe, and feel welcome, valued and included.
We offer a competitive salary, an annual bonus based on company performance, healthcare and wellbeing programmes, pension plan membership, and shares and savings programme.
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Responsibilities
Ensure a compliant operation is in place to allow QP certification of batches of pharmaceutical products.
QP certify all batches of Pharma products imported into EU in accordance with the requirements of EU Guidance on GMP Part1, Annex 16 and Annex 21.
Ensure the QP Importation operation is inspection ready and lead/host regulatory inspections of the QP certification process.
Ensure oversight of supply site operations via formal quality meetings with the site, involvement with internal audits undertaken at the sites and visits to view operations as required.
Support regulatory inspections of supply sites, as required.
Perform audits of the importation supply chain to ensure compliance with GMP, GDP and MIA authorisation, as required.
Actively represent QP Importation on assigned projects, as required.
Mentor and coach junior members of the team.
Qualifications/Skills
Basic Qualifications:
Scientific degree
Significant experience in pharmaceutical manufacturing and quality operations
Experience with the certification of major dose forms (tablets, cream/ointments), aseptic sterile manufacture and biopharm products
Experience in management of Manufacturer Importation licences
Knowledge of GDP regulations
Closing Date for Applications – 07 Sep 2025 (COB)
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