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Manager, GMP Audits
Pfizer. Independently plan, lead, and participate in initial and routine audits of Pfizer manufacturing and distribution operations, license entities, country offices, suppliers, service providers, clinical and commercial manufacturing sites, and contract manufacturers .
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates extensive expertise in Good Distribution Practices and global regulatory requirements, including FDA and ICH, while effectively managing audits and quality programs. Proficient in data analytics and technical writing, with strong organizational and project management skills to assess compliance risks and develop strategic audit approaches.
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About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Independently plan, lead, and participate in initial and routine audits of Pfizer manufacturing and distribution operations, license entities, country offices, suppliers, service providers, clinical and commercial manufacturing sites, and contract manufacturers
- Manage and lead audits with minimal oversight
- Use AI tools responsibly to support targeted audit preparation and execution
- Engage with complex process audits and review low-complexity outsourced audits
- Support and execute quality programs related to functional areas, vendor entities, and assessments
- Resolve issues using relevant SOPs, GMP/GDP regulations and standards, and local regulations
- Work with RQA colleagues on cross-GxP audit plans
- Manage multiple stakeholders, synthesize feedback, and take action with manager support
- Collaborate with RQA colleagues and auditees across Pfizer functional lines and vendors
- Assess quality and compliance risks through field-based observation, including physical and electronic activities
Requirements
What you’ll need- BS (or equivalent), preferably in pharmaceutical or natural sciences, or equivalent
- Extensive expertise in good distribution practices with complex global distribution models, partners and license entities
- Knowledge of MAH and WDA regulatory requirements
- Advanced knowledge and understanding of global regulations, including FDA, ICH, PIC/S, EMA, Health Canada, ANVISA, and TGA
- Knowledge of international standards, including ISO and WHO
- Human oversight, professional judgment, and source verification when using AI tools
- Willingness to adopt new audit technologies
- Comprehensive working knowledge of business concepts and quality operations
- Ability to identify and assess areas of greatest risk and develop strategic audit approaches
- Understanding of quality and auditing frameworks and their application
- Proficient organizational and project management skills
- Technical writing skills
- Ability to identify trends within data and apply insights to make recommendations
- Ability to synthesize information and draw conclusions
- Specialization in at least one conventional technology, such as API or solid oral dosages
- 5–7 years of experience, operational or auditing preferred
- Working knowledge of data analytics and interpretation
- Expertise in vendor audits plus one technology area, such as MDCP, sterile biologics, small molecules, or GDPs
- Ability to function autonomously in a matrix model and in a team environment
- Ability to travel up to 40% of the time, including domestic and international travel
Benefits
Comp & perks- Ability to work remotely
- Equal employment opportunity employer
- Responsible use of AI tools supported during audit preparation and execution
- Opportunity to adopt new audit technologies and contribute to continuous improvement of digital audit workflows and methodologies