QC Immunology Supervisor

Leadership Opportunity In Immunology/Colorimetry

GSK is seeking a leader to provide direction to the immunology/colorimetry team of analysts within the site GXP laboratory. This role involves ensuring that all samples are tested and reviewed compliantly per approved methods, and as per predefined timelines. Sample types include Utilities, Finished Product, Raw Materials, Retention Samples, and Validation protocols. Projects involving new products or improvement projects with the lab will be driven to closure in support of site goals.

You will serve as owner for Immunology/colorimetry Quality System Events, the physical setup and function of the lab, and ensure the processes/tests within it are executed safely, efficiently, and compliantly with GMP/regulatory requirements.

Responsibilities include:

• Creating and sustaining a positive, inclusive, high-performance culture that strengthens cross-functional partnership (QC, Production, Technical Services, QA, Projects), reinforces shared ownership, and aligns team behaviors to site and GSK objectives.
• Providing day-to-day direction for the QC Immunology team by developing workload plans, sequencing priorities, allocating resources, and escalating risks/issues to ensure safe, compliant, on-time delivery and "right first time" execution.
• Maintaining a strong laboratory presence (GEMBA) to coach execution, remove barriers, and confirm safety and laboratory upkeep, quality, compliance, and output standards through disciplined GPS-based process confirmation.
• Delivering full people leadership, including onboarding, training progression, feedback, performance management, development/succession planning, and proactive absence/holiday coverage planning to protect continuity of GMP testing and review.

Compliance responsibilities include:

• Owning immunology/colorimetry methods, processes, and associated GMP systems/documentation (e.g., Plate Reader, Western Blot, etc. SOPs, analytical methods, specifications, sampling/testing requirements, monographs, and controlled documents), ensuring they remain current, compliant, inspection ready. Effectively delegate/coach senior team members to own these items.
• Ensuring ALCOA++ data integrity and documentation excellence by setting expectations, monitoring adherence, and ensuring results/data are reviewed for compliance with procedures/specifications and escalation of questionable outcomes.
• Leading immunology/colorimetry change control and implementation, ensure impacts are assessed, documentation is prepared/approved, training is deployed, and practices remain aligned with compendia (USP/EP) and harmonized with other teams/sites as appropriate.

Problem solving responsibilities include:

• Leading the identification, escalation, and resolution of atypical/questionable results to protect product decisions and delivery timelines, coordinating cross-functionally as needed.
• Leading OOS/atypical results, deviations, and laboratory investigations, to timely closure using structured root cause methodologies (e.g., DMAIC), ensuring robust CAPA definition, implementation, and effectiveness.

Continuous improvement responsibilities include:

• Driving continuous improvement and sustained inspection readiness by benchmarking best practices, implementing compliant enhancements to methods/workflows/spaces/instruments through appropriate governance, maintaining good housekeeping in lab, and supporting audits/inspections (including internal audits) through effective SME engagement and closure of actions within agreed timelines. Utilize GPS tools for continuous improvement.

Basic qualifications we are seeking:

• Bachelor's degree in biology, Immunology, Biochemistry, or a related scientific field.
• 5+ years' experience in a laboratory of a high volume, rapid turnaround testing.
• 5+ years' experience in a GMP/FDA regulated environment.
• 5+ years' experience in Quality Control environment
• 3+ years' demonstrated leadership in a laboratory of a high volume, rapid turnaround testing.

Preferred qualifications:

• Master's degree in Immunology, Molecular Biology, or a related field.
• Knowledge of GMP's, NIH Guidelines, FDA and other regulatory agency requirements sufficient to apply to quality operations, compliance and interfacing with auditors.
• Serve as an SME (subject matter expert) in technical areas in order to provide information to others.
• Ability to interface with regulatory auditors.
• Understand when a topic must be escalated and carry out escalation.
• Sense of urgency, flexibility, and accountability.
• Executive capability and leadership to manage people and field projects teams.
• Ability to communicate at all levels.
• Willing to travel abroad.
• Ability to work in a high complex matrix environment.
• Must be a committed team player prepared to work in and embrace a team-based culture.
• Ability to follow written procedures and document results in a neat and precise manner.
• Intermediate computer skills required.
• Proven record of providing excellent internal and external customer service.
• Stay current on…