In this role, you will be responsible for supporting execution across visual inspection, labeling, and packaging operations. The role ensures floor-level performance that meets cGMP expectations and supports right-first-time delivery through strong documentation practices, adherence to procedures, and training support. The MA II is accountable for the accuracy of SOPs, MES/paper batch records, and for owning quality system records tied to their operational area. This individual will maintain a strong floor presence to coach team members, troubleshoot issues in real time, and help drive operational readiness. The MA II is also expected to lead operational activities when required, including new product introductions, campaign start-ups, or high-impact process execution. This role plays a critical part in supporting consistent commercial and clinical supply within a regulated manufacturing environment.
Support and oversee manufacturing activities for visual inspection, labeling, and packaging to ensure execution and compliance.Provide real-time coaching and training to manufacturing staff on execution, cGMP, and safety.Act as the manufacturing lead during tech transfers, new product introductions, and major capital projects.Escalate any issues that may impact business objectives or batch delivery timelines.
Generate, own, and review SOPs related to all operational aspects, including component prep, formulation, inspection, and packaging.Ensure SOPs and batch records (paper and MES) are accurate, clear, and up to date.Lead dry runs and challenge SOPs on the floor, incorporating feedback from cross-shift and rotation staff.Ensure SOPs are available on time to support operational readiness.
Provide timely training to staff for SOP revisions, ensuring all updates are delivered within target metric day.Develop training materials in collaboration with SMEs and support certification through OJTs.Deliver hyper care for new or critical processes during the ramp-up phase.
Own and manage Quality Records related to manufacturing (Deviations, Change Controls, CAPAs).Support regulatory and internal audits, including presentation of processes, SOPs, training records, and MES designs.Provide assessments for deviations, CAPAs, and change controls associated with manufacturing operations.
Collaborate with the MES team to trigger or implement MES revisions in response to paper batch record updates.Act as a liaison for MES-related design feedback and process accuracy.
Lead process improvement projects for visual inspection, labeling, and packaging operations.Drive initiatives for operational efficiency, paperless operations, and system integration.Monitor and review process alarms (e.g., batch deviations, environmental alarms) and recommend actions.
Support equipment start-up, commissioning, and validation efforts.Prepare operations for tech transfers and large-scale readiness projects.Onboard new materials, including the development of BOMs and consumables lists for batch readiness.Engage in forums for prioritizing continuous improvement initiatives or business needs.
Provide 24/7 on-call support for off-hour troubleshooting, unclear instruction resolution, and triage needs.Maintain a flexible work schedule to support manufacturing timelines and project deliverables.Additional duties as may be assigned from time to time
Education: BS in a relevant science or engineering discipline.Experience: 2-3 years in cGMP pharmaceutical manufacturing, with direct, hands-on experience in:
Specific Certifications or Training: Strong understanding of regulatory expectations for inspection, labeling, and packaging (FDA, EMA, etc.). Other Quantifiable Preference:Experience leading or supporting tech transfers, process improvements, and equipment start-ups in a manufacturing environment.Familiarity with MES systems, batch record execution, and deviation/CAPA processes.Proven ability to supervise and coach floor staff, troubleshoot in real time, and drive operational results.Excellent written and verbal communication skills; able to interact effectively across functions and levels.Strong problem-solving, decision-making, and organizational skills with a continuous improvement mindset.A desire to make an impact as part of a high-growth, transformational company that is Bold, Relentless, Curious, and Collaborative.This position is site-based, requiring you to be at Moderna’s site full-time. This position is not eligible for remote work.
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