Project Manager, Quality Control

Why Endo?

We want the best and brightest people at Endo to help us achieve our mission to develop and deliver life-enhancing products through focused execution. Our nearly 3,000 global team members understand the important role we play in delivering healthcare and are dedicated to supporting each other as we work to bring the best treatments forward. Our shared values of Integrity & Quality, Innovation, Drive, Collaboration and Empathy guide our team and enable us to deliver upon our vision of helping everyone we serve live their best life.

Job Description Summary

Reporting to the Sr Manager, Quality Control, the Project Manager identifies and circulates the project goals, objectives, and scope of all assigned projects. The QC Project Manager then creates a project plan that outlines the specific tasks, timelines, and resources required for each project. They also lead the communication between the project team and stakeholders, manage risks and issues, and monitor progress to ensure that the project stays on track. This role acts as the right-hand partner to the Sr Manager, Quality Control, providing feedback, updates and representing them as needed and appropriate throughout the organization.

Job Description

Scope of Authority - span of control (work unit, site, department, division, etc.), monetary value of budget/spend authority (capital, operating, etc.), P&L responsibility, etc.

Key Accountabilities - key outcomes/deliverables, the major responsibilities, and % of time

Accountability

Responsibilities

% of Time

• In charge of planning, budgeting, monitoring, and reporting each assigned project with the use of formal project management methodologies, such as Lean Six Sigma. They may be required, from time to time, to pitch the idea of the project and lead it until its fruition.  

• Establishing deadlines and monitoring projects' progress:
  • The QC Project Manager plans and develops project roadmaps.
  • Must constantly scrutinize how the project is moving forward. 
  • Manage the project cycle from developing an accurate timeline of project completion to ensuring activities get completed within the assignment's parameters. 
  • Foresee delays and inform the team and stakeholders of any adjustments needed.

• Identify and resolve project issues and elevate any critical roadblocks for quick problem-solving.  

• Collaboration:
  • Ensure collaboration, negotiation, and satisfaction with all stakeholders.
  • Act as a bridge between upper management and the team who is responsible for the execution of the project.
  • Responsible for bringing together and managing the project's team to create a well-oiled project machine.
  • Set up the project team for success by providing (or securing) guidelines, direction, and training when needed. 

• Managing the project's and department's financial resources, including headcount, equipment, and any other financial-related expenses. 

• Responsible for evaluating the performance of all projects assigned, including:
  • Ensuring the project runs smoothly.
  • Staying on schedule or negotiating new deadlines.
  • Providing updates on the progress of the project regularly.

Total

100%

Qualifications

Education & Experience

Minimal acceptable level of education, work experience, and certifications required for the job

• Bachelor of Science degree in science or related field.
• 5+ years of previous quality laboratory experience in a fast-paced regulated manufacturing environment required.
• Prior experience working in a cGMP/GLP environment required.
• Project Management Professional (PMP) or Lean certification is preferred.

Knowledge

Proficiency in a body of information required for the job    e.g., knowledge of FDA regulations, GMP/GLP/GCP, Lean Manufacturing, Six-Sigma, etc.

• Risk management: Able to identify potential risks and take measures to mitigate them before they can negatively impact the project.
• Budget management: They need to be able to manage project budgets and make informed decisions to ensure the project stays within budget.
• Problem-solving: They must quickly identify and solve problems that may arise during a project. Must possess critical thinking capabilities.
• Continuous Improvement: Work with multiple improvement strategies such as Six Sigma and Total Quality Management to develop and monitor improvement process