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This is where you make a difference in our patients’ safety. As a member of the Baxter Quality team, you will play an essential part in our mission of saving and sustaining lives. Quality is important throughout the entire product lifecycle and works collaboratively with all areas of the organization. Because Quality touches everything Baxter does, a role in Quality provides many opportunities for growth, learning and a successful career that has a daily impact on people’s lives.
Job Responsibility:
Provide a strong QA presence on the manufacturing floor
Support real-time quality decision-making during manufacturing, including line clearances, process adherence, identification of deviations, and resolution of quality issues
Act as the primary Quality partner concern point for shop-floor issues that may impact product quality, compliance, or patient safety
Own or supervise batch record review, disposition, and product release activities, ensuring documentation is complete, accurate, and compliant prior to release
Make independent, risk-based batch release decisions in alignment with quality standards, site procedures, and regulatory expectations
Ensure timely batch release while balancing supply continuity and compliance requirements and support interactions with QP or responsible release functions where applicable
Lead and handle nonconformances, deviations, and quality events, ensuring issues are accurately detailed, investigated, and closed within defined timelines
Drive high-quality root cause analysis and ensure corrective and preventive actions are appropriate, effective, and balanced
Ensure CAPAs address systemic issues and actively supervise efficiency to prevent recurrence
Lead or offer QA supervision of manufacturing and quality investigations, ensuring investigations are scientifically sound, risk-based, and meet regulatory expectations
Review and approve investigation documentation, impact assessments, conclusions, and links to batch disposition and CAPAs
Ensure investigation outcomes are clearly supported, traceable, and inspection ready
Deliver QA oversight for product complaints, including complaint evaluation, investigation, trending, and regulatory impact assessment as applicable
Ensure complaints are assessed regarding their effect on product quality and patient risk, and that documentation meets internal and regulatory requirements
Partner with Regulatory Affairs and site team members to support timely complaint responses and reporting obligations where required
Support and actively participate in regulatory inspections, internal audits, and customer audits at the site
Ensure manufacturing-related quality documentation, including batch records, deviations, investigations, CAPAs, and complaints, is inspection ready
Give to responses to audit findings and ensure sustained remediation of identified issues
Act as a crucial Quality partner to Manufacturing, Operations, Engineering, Supply Chain, and Site Leadership
Provide coaching, mentorship, and training to manufacturing teams on Quality expectations, compliance requirements, and right-first-time behaviors
Promote a strong culture of quality ownership, accountability, and continuous improvement while operating in a fast-paced, regulated manufacturing environment
Call out quality and compliance risks appropriately to site and Quality leadership
Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree experience in science, Engineering, or equivalent
5–8+ years of Quality Assurance experience in regulated manufacturing environments (medical devices, pharmaceuticals, or solutions)
Hands-on experience with QA on the floor, batch release, deviations, investigations, CAPA, and complaints
Strong understanding of applicable quality systems and legal standards
Experience supporting audits and compliance reviews
Nice to have:
Experience with FDA QMSR / 21 CFR 820, ISO 13485, 21 CFR 210/211, EU GMP, or combination products
Prior site-level Quality leadership experience in manufacturing environments
Exposure to continuous improvement or operational quality initiatives