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Abbott Laboratories · India - Mumbai

Assistant Manager I&D QA

India - MumbaiManager or leadAdministrative

Listed on Abbott Laboratories’s official careers site. Listed as of October 20, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

JOB DESCRIPTION

Roles and Responsibility- Assistant Manager I&D QA Responsible for ensuring quality support for all project and process related activities with EPD drug product development Experience -- 9 yrs Ensure implementation and adherence to applicable policies and procedures To prepare, review and approve Standard Operating procedures (SOPs) To review and approve change control, Exceptions, Out of specifications (OOS), planned deviations.

To manage training activities related to QA personnel. To manage Quality management Review Program. To manage Internal Audit program and ensure compliance. To manage Documentation Compliance To collate data and update quality metrics and monthly reports. To review CAPA and track its Implementation within the time frame To ensure implementation AQ/ EQD/EID policies at site. To manage external and /AQR audit compliance and action plans Any other activities / support as instructed by the supervisors as and when required.

The base pay for this position is N/A In specific locations, the pay range may vary from the range posted.

JOB FAMILY

Operations Quality DIVISION: EPD Established Pharma LOCATION: India > Mumbai : BKC Building ADDITIONAL LOCATIONS: WORK SHIFT: Standard TRAVEL: Not specified MEDICAL SURVEILLANCE: Not Applicable SIGNIFICANT WORK ACTIVITIES: Not Applicable

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