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Laboratory Systems Coordinator

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- Perform quality control review of analytical raw data, calculations, summaries, and study documentation for accuracy, consistency, and compliance
- Support review of draft analytical and crop residue study reports prior to issue to clients and regulatory submission
- Verify data integrity, traceability, and adherence to GLP principles, study plans, SOPs, and applicable guidance
- Work closely with Study Directors, analysts, and scientific staff to resolve data queries and support right-first-time delivery
- Contribute to quality oversight of analytical methods and study conduct across scientific operations
- Contribute to routine laboratory compliance and operational activities, supporting adherence to GLP principles and the effective day-to-day functioning of the laboratory
- Support identification of data trends, documentation improvements, and opportunities to strengthen compliance and efficiency
- Assist with preparation, checking, and maintenance of study records and associated controlled documentation
- Contribute to internal quality improvement initiatives and support inspection readiness activities
- Collaborate effectively within a multidisciplinary scientific and quality-focused team
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Qualifications and Experience
- BSc (or equivalent) in Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Environmental Chemistry, or a related scientific discipline
- Experience working with analytical data review in a GLP-regulated environment is essential
- Experience in QA, quality review, or regulated data auditing would be highly advantageous; applicants from QA backgrounds are encouraged to apply
- Understanding of crop residue studies, analytical method validation, or agrochemical regulatory studies would be desirable
- Familiarity with chromatographic data packages and associated technical documentation is advantageous
- Strong attention to detail with an ability to critically review complex scientific data sets


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