Computer System Validation - Senior Consultant - Life Sciences
$93,600 per year
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$93,600 per year
About the role
- Lead computer systems validation activities to ensure GxP‑regulated systems are fit for intended use and compliant with regulatory expectations.
- Define and apply risk‑based validation and testing strategies across the system lifecycle.
- Ensure validation is effectively integrated with SDLC and delivery models while maintaining compliance.
- Establish and own the overall validation strategy, including scope, approach, and alignment with quality and delivery models.
- Lead validation workstreams within projects, ensuring timely execution, quality outcomes, and stakeholder alignment.
- Oversee validation documentation, traceability, and change management for validated systems.
- Support data integrity, audit readiness, and ongoing compliance across regulated systems.
- Full‑time employment; travel required up to 40%.You will also be expected to work on teams to consistently deliver quality client services by demonstrating in‑depth technical capabilities and professional knowledge, and maintaining long‑term client relationships.
- Skills and Attributes for Success
- Strong grounding in CSV, SDLC, and Agile delivery models.
- Practical experience with risk‑based validation and testing methodologies.
- Solid understanding of GxP regulations, including 21 CFR Part 11, Annex 11, and data integrity guidance.
- Ability to translate regulatory expectations into pragmatic, scalable validation approaches.
- Experience working across manufacturing, quality, IT, and automation teams.
- Clear, structured communication and strong documentation skills.
- Effectively work on teams with diverse skills and backgrounds.
- Foster an innovative and inclusive team‑oriented work environment.
- Demonstrate deep technical capabilities and professional knowledge.
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