Gmqa-0, QA Intern
Pubblicato il 07-09-2026 - Merck Group in Guidonia Montecelio
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We are seeking a motivated intern to join our Quality Operations Team in the area of GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices) compliance. This internship offers a unique opportunity to gain practical experience in the pharmaceutical industry while contributing to the optimization of our quality assurance processes.
Key Responsibilities:
- Support compliance verification activities for production and analytical documentation to ensure product and analytical data release.
- Conduct QA data integrity reviews on analytical activities.
- Assist in the management and optimization of GMP compliance processes at the site.
- Participate actively in the improvement processes of quality systems.
- Interact with various departments across the site to ensure alignment and compliance with quality standards.
- Support the team in reviewing and updating existing documentation, with a focus on accurate recording and monitoring of activit