Job Title: Operational Quality Visual Inspection

Location: Fargo, ND, USA 58104 (onsite)

Duration: 6 months

Key Responsibilities: Complete required GMP, GDP, safety, procedure, defect-recognition, and inspection-technique training. Successfully complete initial qualification before independently inspecting GMP product and maintain active qualification status. Perform 100% manual visual inspection of assigned filled and sealed vials using approved lighting, backgrounds, handling technique, and inspection timing. Identify and document visible particles, fibers, fill-volume concerns, container or closure defects, scratches, scuffs, discoloration, and other defined defects. Segregate rejected units and units requiring further evaluation while maintaining clear material status and chain of custody. Record inspection results accurately and contemporaneously in accordance with GDP requirements. Follow required inspection intervals, eye breaks, area controls, gowning, hygiene, and product-handling requirements. Support reconciliation of inspected, accepted, rejected, and further-evaluation units. Participate in refresher training, requalification, defect-kit activities, and continuing inspection practice as assigned. When inspection demand is lower, support approved Drug Product activities such as training, area readiness, defect-kit preparation, inventory, documentation support, or continuous improvement within the employee’s training and authorization.

Minimum Qualifications: High school diploma or GED. Bachelor's of Science in life science preferred. Ability to read and understand written procedures, follow step-by-step instructions, and complete clear, accurate records in English. Basic math skills sufficient for counts, reconciliation, and simple calculations. Ability to maintain sustained attention during repetitive, detail-oriented work. Reliable attendance and ability to work the assigned first- or second-shift schedule. Good documentation practices Ability to meet role-specific visual requirements, including 20/20 near visual acuity with or without corrective lenses and the ability to distinguish required colors, as confirmed through the applicable eye examination. Ability to handle small glass vials safely and perform fine visual and manual work during scheduled inspection periods.

Preferred Qualifications: Prior experience is not required. Experience in pharmaceutical, medical-device, laboratory, electronics, precision assembly, quality inspection, manufacturing, or other detail-oriented work may be helpful.