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As QA Specialist – Quality Systems you support the deployment or management including training of Kite Pharma Quality Systems in a broad sense. The position allows breakdown into 3 main categories but the Specialist interfaces, as compliance partner, with many departments and internal and cross site stakeholders.
Kite, A Gilead Company
At Kite, we are at the forefront of immunotherapy and engineered T cell therapy. We are helping change the paradigm of cancer treatment and we are revolutionizing individually tailored treatments. That means a fast moving and constantly changing environment, where we make discoveries every day – discoveries that include our own capabilities and our individual potential.
We’re currently seeking to recruit highly motivated talents for different positions, to join us and be part of our exciting journey in the development of innovative cancer immunotherapies and their translation to the treatment of patients with cancer.
Department Description
As QA Specialist Quality Systems you’ll be joining the Quality Systems team that covers, in addition to the below listed duties, training and document control disciplines, a small team in which people of all backgrounds and experiences are respected, and where working together focused on saving lives, by finding the cure for cancer, is a daily activity. You’ll be reporting to the Senior Management Quality Systems
Your Responsibilities
In this role, your responsibilities, among others, will be:
Your Profile
The ideal candidate for this position can demonstrate
Education
Knowledge/Experience
Personal skills
For the past three decades, members of our team have been at the forefront of cancer immunotherapy. Today, we are a leader in engineered T cell therapy, changing the paradigm of cancer treatment with what is potentially the biggest breakthrough since the introduction of combination chemotherapy more than 60 years ago.
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