Quality Manager/Pharmaceuticals
Indianapolis, IN, US
Scientific
Bachelors Degree
Full Time, Direct Hire
$120-140K
Manager (Manager/Supervisor)
On-site
Biotechnology/Pharmaceuticals
First Shift (Day)
Indianapolis, IN, US
$120-140K
Manager (Manager/Supervisor)
Full Time, Direct Hire
Biotechnology/Pharmaceuticals
On-site
Scientific
Bachelors Degree
First Shift (Day)
Job details
Quality Manager/Logistics
Location: Indianapolis, Indiana area
Specialty: Pharmaceutical Logistics
Job Status: Direct Hire/Exempt
Target Salary: $120-140K
Shift: Day Shift
We are seeking an experienced Quality Manager to lead our quality operations located north of Indianapolis, IN facility. In this role, you will interface directly with client quality counterparts, drive a robust culture of quality, establish policies and procedures, and serve as the primary regulatory liaison for pharmaceutical distribution operations. You will oversee quality personnel, manage performance metrics, and ensure strict compliance with GxP regulations and client standards.
Key Responsibilities
Quality Leadership & Culture
- Drive the development of a strong quality culture, strategy, policies, warehouse team objectives, and overall Quality Assurance processes in collaboration with clients.
- Champions in a quality environment that optimizes employee productivity, participation, and value addition.
- Act as a coach, mentor, and trainer to instill a passion for quality across the organization.
Regulatory & Compliance Management
- Interpret and apply applicable GxP regulations and policies to unique and complex operational issues.
- Manage internal and external audits/assessments (routine and non-routine), regulatory inspections, and quality projects.
- Lead all projects, programs, and team development activities with GxP compliance implications.
- Proactively identify, communicate, and monitor business and regulatory changes impacting warehouse operations.
- Act as the regulatory agency liaison on behalf of the company.
Operations & Risk Management
- Partner with Operations Management to allocate resources, manage priorities, schedules, and projects to achieve quality objectives.
- Direct reports and lead matrix teams or business processes to ensure effective quality program management.
- Engage in proactive risk management, identifying effective strategies, escalating risks, and implementing solutions.
- Provide actionable recommendations and solutions that demonstrate measurable quality improvement and value for internal and external customers.
- Represent the client in strategic and operational business decisions.
- Develop the skills and knowledge base of the warehouse operations team to ensure ongoing compliance with evolving regulations and client expectations.
Site Details
- Operations: Handles ambient, dangerous goods, sterile injectables, APIs, excipients, and temperature-controlled materials.
Qualifications & Requirements
- Education & Experience: Bachelor of Science (BS) degree with 8–10 years of relevant experience, OR a Master’s degree with experience managing a large team.
- Location Preference: Preference given to local candidates; relocation will be considered (candidates must share relocation requirements upfront).
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