Process Professional I
novo nordisk pharmaClayton (NC)
Process Professional I
Posted today
novo nordisk pharmaClayton (NC)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Overview:
In this role you support people, equipment and processes in manufacturing operations to meet business and regulatory requirements. You drive root-cause investigations and continuous improvements using Lean tools, while training junior team members. You collect data for periodic reviews and maintain safety and environmental standards. This position offers alignment with a mission-driven pharmaceutical network and opportunities to influence manufacturing quality and efficiency. Compensation / Benefits competitive pay with annual performance bonus paid time off and 14 holidays health/dental/vision insurance from day one 8% 401K contribution with company match paid parental leave and family medical leave tuition assistance
Responsibilities:
Conduct in-depth deviation investigations with production and QA to identify root causes Drive continuous improvement initiatives using Lean tools Provide training on process and procedure changes to junior staff Identify and implement process improvements for routine to moderate complexity issues Collect data for periodic reviews and reporting Adhere to safety and environmental requirements in duties Perform other responsibilities as assigned
Key requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in engineering, technology, or related field preferred (or equivalent combinations with experience) GMP knowledge Basic investigation and systematic problem-solving experience Manufacturing experience in a pharmaceutical environment preferred General knowledge of change control and Quality Management System (QMS) systems preferred Experience with electronic manufacturing systems (e.g., SAP, PAS-X) preferred Demonstrated knowledge of adult learning methodologies for training others preferred Exposure to regulatory audits/inspections is a plus Excellent written communication Ability to train and mentor others Strong problem-solving mindset Lean tools for continuous improvement Change control and QMS concepts Deviation investigations and root cause analysis
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