Quality Coordination Officer in Pharmaceutical Industry (M/F)

Fed ENGINEERINGNordEURESpublished 10/28/2026
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About the company

Job Description: As a Consultant within the recruitment firm FED ENGINEERING, I am supporting my client in the search for their Quality Assurance Coordinator.

My client: A growing Pharmaceutical Industry company.

Your tasks

Reporting to the Quality Management, you will join a versatile team within the Quality Assurance department and participate in product and process compliance, problem-solving processes, change control, risk analysis, and improvement projects.

  • Review of manufacturing files/batch records in close collaboration with Quality Specialists in the context of potential deviations
  • Handle internal and supplier deviations, and manage actions in accordance with the roles and responsibilities indicated in the applicable Quality Management System procedures,
  • Ensure the application of procedures,
  • Monitor quality indicators related to your activities,
  • Prepare and participate in regular committees regarding the follow-up of deviations, actions, CAPA, and risk analyses,
  • Handle supplier notifications with the relevant departments,
  • Participate in certification audits, client audits, and authority inspections.

Requirements

You hold a Bac+2 to Bac+3 degree, ideally in biology, or can demonstrate significant experience in a similar position acquired in a demanding and highly regulated industrial environment (ideally from the pharmaceutical sector).

You are proficient in office tools (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and are recognized for your writing skills, particularly in drafting reports, procedures, and operating procedures.

You possess a level of technical English that allows you to operate in a professional environment.

Rigorous, organized, and possessing a good team spirit, you enjoy collaborative work and actively contribute to achieving common goals.

Other

Where: Lille - company accessible by public transport

Context: Opportunity in CDIR