Quality Control Analyst I

Alcon ResearchFort Worth, TX
Onsite

About The Position

This role is part of Alcon's Quality & Regulatory Affairs function, a team that ensures our products are in compliance with global, local, and internal regulations and meet the strictest standards of quality as we help people see brilliantly. Associate I, Quality Control Lab - Microbiology (Science/Tech/Engineering Path), is primarily responsible for handling complex tasks in the Quality Control Lab, focusing on environmental monitoring, testing, and maintaining aseptic practices. You will support product validation and compliance, requiring strong technical skills and problem-solving abilities.

Requirements

  • Bachelor’s Degree or Equivalent years of directly related experience (or high school +8 yrs; Assoc.+4 yrs)
  • The ability to fluently read, write, understand and communicate in English

Responsibilities

  • Handle complex tasks and contribute to advanced projects in the Quality Control Lab - Microbiology
  • Conduct environmental monitoring and testing while maintaining aseptic practices and microbiological controls
  • Support product and process validation, product release, and compliance with regulatory and company standards
  • Make significant decisions within your project area, influencing project outcomes
  • Support lab operations and collaborate with affiliated departments to integrate lab results into the manufacturing process
  • Drive problem-solving and innovation through scientific principles
  • Adhere to GxP regulations by strictly following Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and maintaining accurate and complete documentation
  • Complete all required training and meet individual job requirements, contributing to the overall compliance of the organization
  • Commit to continuous improvement and compliance with regulatory requirements

Benefits

  • health
  • life
  • retirement
  • flexible time off for exempt associates
  • PTO for hourly associates
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