Global quality compliance inspection readiness & emeac audits

Global Quality Compliance Inspection Readiness & EMEAC Audits Manager

Warszawa, Poland; Barcelona, Spain; London, UK – Hybrid: 3 days/week onsite

Lead a high‐profile, global Compliance Inspection Readiness & EMEAC Audits function, providing oversight of quality audits across the EMEAC region and developing a continuous preparedness framework for regulatory inspections.

• Lead and coordinate regionally managed quality audits (internal, external, supplier) across EMEAC, ensuring risk‐based planning, execution, and timely closure.
• Establish and govern a sustainable global inspection readiness framework to ensure continuous preparedness for regulatory inspections.
• Build, maintain, and continuously enhance auditing capabilities and competencies within the regions.
• Proactively monitor regulatory trends and inspection outcomes to strengthen compliance posture and audit effectiveness.
• Develop and maintain the global inspection readiness playbook, including inspection governance model, mock inspections, and readiness sprint methodology.
• Design and deploy a structured, risk‐based global mock inspection program.
• Lead inspection readiness sprints prior to anticipated regulatory inspections to identify gaps, prioritize actions, and ensure remediation.
• Monitor global inspection outcomes and regulatory trends to strengthen defence capability.
• Lead end‐to‐end execution of internal, supplier, distributor, and third‐party audits for EMEAC.
• Apply and administer the global auditor qualification framework.
• Provide methodology guidance and system support to other regions (LATAM, US, JPAC).
• Ensure full traceability of audit activities, findings, and corrective actions, with timely closure and consistent application of good practices.
• Escalate critical regulatory compliance issues and audit findings to management with clearly defined and monitored action plans.
• Share audit trends, inspection outcomes, and systemic risk insights across cross‐regions to support company inspection readiness.
• Provide functional direction to regional audit leads regarding inspection readiness standards.

• Minimum 10 years of experience in audit management in a pharma/medical devices environment.
• Broad types of audits performed covering regulated areas pertaining to Galderma's portfolio (cosmetics, medical devices, pharmaceuticals).
• Fluent in English; additional languages are a plus.

• Competitive compensation package with bonus structure and extended benefit package.
• Hybrid work culture. xqysrnh
• Opportunity to work in a new IT hub.
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