WALKER COLE INTERNATIONAL LTD

QC Laboratory Analyst We are supporting an established pharmaceutical company in their search for a QC Laboratory Analyst to join their Quality Control team. This is an excellent opportunity to join a regulated laboratory environment and contribute to the testing and quality assurance of pharmaceutical products. The successful candidate will perform laboratory testing and accurately document results in accordance with company procedures, MHRA requirements and EU GMP guidelines. You will also support method validation and transfer activities, laboratory investigations and Out of Specification (OOS) investigations when required. Key responsibilities: Perform laboratory testing to produce reliable, accurate and precise results. Prepare samples, standards and reagents in accordance with approved procedures. Operate and maintain standard laboratory equipment, including titrators and pH meters. Record laboratory data in real time and in compliance with data integrity requirements. Follow SOPs, GMP requirements and approved analytical methodologies. Assist with OOS investigations and other laboratory investigations. Support method validations and method transfers where required. Assist with the preparation of validation protocols and associated reports. Support the control and maintenance of laboratory SOPs. Plan and manage testing workloads under appropriate supervision. Maintain the laboratory in an inspection-ready condition. Participate in self-inspections and regulatory inspections. Ensure the laboratory is adequately stocked with materials, reagents and consumables. Follow all company health and safety policies and procedures. Support the wider Quality team and undertake additional duties when required. Requirements: Previous experience within a pharmaceutical QC laboratory or similar regulated environment. Good knowledge of EU GMP and laboratory data integrity requirements. Experience performing laboratory testing and maintaining accurate documentation. Familiarity with standard laboratory equipment and analytical techniques. Experience with OOS investigations, method validation or method transfer would be beneficial. Strong attention to detail and the ability to follow controlled procedures accurately. Good organisational, communication and teamwork skills. A professional and reliable approach to work.

Walker Cole International is searching for a Senior R&D Scientist - E&L and Nitrosamine Method Development - to join a global pharmaceutical company at their R&D and GMP-regulated site in the UK. As the Senior Scientist, you will play a key role in developing and validating analytical methods to support Extractables, Leachables, and Nitrosamine testing across pharmaceutical products and materials. Your responsibilities will include: Leading and supporting risk assessments and analytical method development for E&L and Nitrosamines. Developing, validating, and transferring LC-MS and GC-MS methods in compliance with GMP and regulatory guidelines. Performing data interpretation, troubleshooting, and technical investigations to resolve analytical issues. Preparing technical reports and regulatory documentation to support product filings and submissions. Collaborating with QC, QA, and Regulatory Affairs teams to ensure analytical compliance and product quality. Contributing to continuous improvement within analytical R&D and supporting method optimisation projects. To be successful, you will have: Proven experience in Extractables & Leachables and/or Nitrosamine analysis within a GMP-regulated laboratory. Hands-on experience with LC-MS or GC-MS and method validation techniques. Strong problem-solving, communication, and documentation skills. Analytical Chemistry Extractables & Leachables Nitrosamines LC-MS GC-MS Method Development Validation GMP Pharmaceuticals R&D

Walker Cole International is searching for a Process Technician to join a global pharmaceutical manufacturing business at their high-volume, GMP-regulated production site in Cambridgeshire. As the Process Technician, your responsibilities will include: Operating and monitoring pharmaceutical manufacturing equipment in compliance with GMP, safety, and environmental regulations. Carrying out raw material charging, basic equipment maintenance, and cleaning procedures to support batch production. Maintaining accurate production records and reporting any deviations or quality issues. Supporting investigations, process improvements, and updates to Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). Collaborating with cross-functional teams and adapting to changing operational needs across multiple production areas. To be successful as the Process Technician, you will have: Experience in a GMP-regulated or manufacturing environment (pharmaceuticals or chemical manufacturing preferred). Strong attention to detail, communication, and observational skills. A proactive, team-oriented approach with the flexibility to work across different production zones. Willingness to learn and contribute to continuous improvement initiatives. A strong standard of written English and basic numeracy for documentation and reporting. Manufacturing Technician Process Operator GMP Pharmaceutical Production Cleanroom Regulated Manufacturing