QC Scientist II Surrey

QC Scientist II

QC Scientists II are experienced analysts who lead complex testing, method development, and troubleshooting within a GMP-regulated Quality Control lab. They often serve as technical mentors to junior staff and support cross-functional investigations.

Key responsibilities:

• Executing and overseeing high-complexity tests – Including HPLC, GC, ELISA, endotoxin, and potency assays.

• Writing and reviewing protocols and SOPs – Contributing to a compliant and continuously improving quality system.

• Leading method validation and transfers – Working with internal teams or contract labs to implement robust analytical methods.

• Participating in audits and inspections – Providing scientific justification and data integrity during regulatory or client audits.

• Supporting deviations and CAPAs – Assisting in investigations and corrective actions linked to QC results.

This role typically requires several years of QC lab experience and strong documentation and regulatory knowledge.​

Surrey

Surrey is a large county in South East England to the south of London.  Surrey’s location and excellent transport links make it prime commuter area.  However, towns in Surrey including Guildford, Surbiton, Redhill, Weybridge, Redhill and Farnham are also home to many companies offering more local employment opportunities.  Surrey is home to the headquarters of many global companies in information technology, telecommunications, biotechnology/Life Sciences and advanced engineering.    In addition to being a powerhouse of the British economy, Surrey is also has numerous places of interest to visit, from historically important sites such as Runnymede where the Magna Carta was signed in 1215 and numerous National Trust properties to Thorpe Park family theme park and beautiful, unspoilt countryside including Box Hill, the Devil’s Punchbowl and the Surrey Hills landscape of ancient woodland, chalk Downland and heathland.

Famous people born in Surrey:  Eric Clapton, musician and Tracey Emin, artist