Analyste Physico‑Chimique – Environnement Stérile

About the role

The Physico‑Chemical Analyst will perform chemical and physical testing of products and materials within a sterile environment. Working according to standard operating procedures, the analyst ensures that all results meet approved specifications and are accurately documented for the supervisory team.

Key responsibilities

• Receive monthly programs and daily tasks from the supervisor and configure analytical instruments, verifying qualification and calibration before use.
• Prepare reagents, chemicals, and auxiliary solutions according to schedule.
• Conduct physical and chemical analyses of validation product samples, following SOPs and local GMP/GLP guidelines.
• Compare analytical results with specification limits, perform necessary calculations, and draft detailed reports.
• Enter results into designated systems and maintain complete analysis records.
• Perform sampling, testing, and reporting for cleaning validation.
• Validate analytical methods and manage validation samples.
• Communicate analytical data to Quality Assurance, Validation, and Production departments.
• Track finished‑product release and raw‑material purchase orders.
• Apply GMP and GLP practices throughout all laboratory activities.
• Suggest process improvements and cost‑reduction ideas.
• Maintain laboratory cleanliness, label prepared solutions, and conduct instrument calibrations.
• Manage reagent and spare‑part inventories.
• Initiate deviation reports and change‑control procedures when required.
• Operate and clean laboratory equipment according to SOPs.

Required profile

• Master’s degree (Master 2, Ingéniorat, Bac + 5) in chemistry, pharmaceutical sciences, or a related field.
• 1–5 years of experience in a pharmaceutical or sterile‑environment laboratory.
• Strong knowledge of GMP and GLP requirements.
• Ability to follow detailed SOPs and produce accurate documentation.

Required skills

• Analytical instrumentation
• Method validation
• Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP)
• Good Laboratory Practices (GLP)
• Calibration of laboratory equipment
• Deviation and change‑control management
• Inventory management for reagents and spare parts