Document Controller

Document Control SpecialistResponsibilities:Owns and manages the end-to-end document control lifecycle for QA documentation, including creation, revision, review, approval, issuance, archiving, and retirement, in compliance with GQS and QS requirements.Provides subject matter expertise on document control standards, processes, and best practices to QA and cross-functional partners.Reviews QA documentation for accuracy, completeness, formatting, and compliance with quality standards and regulatory expectations.Leads and supports periodic review and gap assessment activities, identifying documentation gaps, risks, and remediation needs.Coordinates and facilitates document routing through electronic or manual review and approval workflows, ensuring timely execution.Maintains controlled document repositories to ensure documents are current, traceable, and readily accessible for operations and inspections.Tracks, monitors, and reports documentation status, metrics, and deliverables to QA Operations leadership.Supports inspection readiness activities by ensuring controlled documents are inspection-ready and aligned with site practices.Partners with QA and operational stakeholders to support documentation strategies for new processes, changes, and remediation efforts.Identifies opportunities to improve document control efficiency, consistency, and compliance.Minimum Experience Requirements:Minimum of 4 years of experience in document control within a regulated (GxP) pharmaceutical or biotechnology environment.Demonstrated hands-on experience managing controlled documents using Veeva QualityDocs (required).Experience supporting inspections, audits, periodic reviews, and documentation gap assessments.Educational Requirements:Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience.Strong written and verbal communication skills.Detailed knowledge of Quality policies, procedures, and document control principles.Strong attention to detail, organizational skills, and ability to manage multiple priorities.Proven ability to work independently and influence across functions.