
We’re looking for a Quality Assurance Engineer Director who is a key member of the Quality Assurance unit within a pharmaceutical manufacturing environment. This role is responsible for technical leadership and enhancement of quality system activities including but not limited to, quality event investigations (deviations, complaints, non-conformances, and OOS), protocol writing (reworks and reprocessing), Annual Product Reviews, Stability Protocol and Report, Risk Assessments and CAPAs. The Quality Assurance Engineer Director oversees a team that applies engineering, analytical, and risk-based thinking to identify systemic issues, improve process robustness, and strengthen inspection readiness.
What makes this role exciting
Requirements
Responsibilities: Include, but are not limited to:
· Leads a team that author complex quality event investigations (deviations, complaints, non-conformances, and OOS), protocols (reworks and reprocessing), risk assessments and CAPAs.
· Apply structured problem-solving methodologies (e.g., lean and six-sigma, DMAIC, root cause analysis, FMEA, fishbone, 5-Why) to drive high-quality, defensible conclusions.
· Ensure all documentation meets cGMP, FDA, EMA, and internal quality standards, with a focus on clarity, logic, and inspection-ready narratives.
· Review and challenge investigation content prepared by cross-functional teams to elevate overall quality and consistency.
· Drive the development of robust, risk-based CAPAs that address true root causes rather than symptoms.
· Assess CAPA effectiveness and sustainability; identify trends and opportunities for system-level improvements.
· Coach and mentor Quality Engineer and related QA staff by modeling industry standard investigation practices.
· Analyze trends across quality vents to identify systemic risks, recurring failure modes, and opportunities for process improvement.
· Support continuous improvement initiatives by translating quality data into actionable insights.
· Contribute to the design or enhancement of quality processes, templates, and tools to improve investigation quality and efficiency.
· Serve as a thought partner to operations and technical teams during issue resolution and change management activities.
· Act as a trusted QA partner to external customer and internal departments including Manufacturing, Packaging, Engineering, Technical Operations, Accounts Management, and Supply Chain.
· Provide risk-based quality input to support sound business decisions while maintaining regulatory compliance.
· Support inspection readiness activities, including responses to regulatory questions related to investigations and CAPAs.
· Complete internal audits and support external audits of CPC operations.

Join Contract Pharmacal Corp. (CPC) on a journey to a healthier world where innovation meets excellence in developing, manufacturing, packaging and testing cutting edge vitamins, minerals & supplements (VMS) and over-the-counter drugs (OTC).
Known for quality and one of the oldest, largest leaders in the nutraceutical and pharmaceutical industries, the company is employee-owned with more than 1,250 highly skilled professionals in its Hauppauge NY facilities totaling almost one-million square-feet. CPC has averaged development of approximately 100 new products per year since 1971, and has capacity to support manufacturing more than 25-billion doses annually.
CPC's customers rank among the world's top pharmaceutical companies, marketing companies (CPG), retailers, and wholesalers; and more than 60 partners around the globe trust CPC as their CDMO (contract development & manufacturing organization) - from the early stages of product innovation and development - to commercial manufacturing, packaging, and analytical testing.
Get in touch with our business development team at info@cpc.com and we’ll help you create a competitive edge, navigate regulations, and bring your products to market faster than ever!
We are always on the lookout for new, dynamic team members. Contact our talent development professionals today!