Location: Indianapolis, IN (Hybrid)
Job Type: Long-Term Contract
Experience: 1–3 Years
Interview: In-Person Only
We are seeking a QA Analyst to support laboratory quality assurance, data integrity, and validation of the Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS), specifically STARLIMS. The candidate will collaborate with chemists, developers, and IT teams to ensure accurate laboratory data and compliance with quality standards.
Key ResponsibilitiesSupport LIMS implementation, testing, and validation.
Develop and improve Python scripts for laboratory data operations.
Review chemistry data packages for EPA/FDA compliance.
Verify laboratory data accuracy, integrity, and traceability.
Identify system defects and recommend improvements.
Validate Excel spreadsheets and review electronic records and audit trails.
Review laboratory procedures and maintain QA documentation.
1–3 years of laboratory QA experience in an analytical, environmental, or chemical laboratory.
Python programming.
LIMS/STARLIMS testing or validation experience.
Knowledge of EPA/FDA regulatory requirements.
Experience with data validation, system testing, and documentation.
Strong communication and analytical skills.
Interested candidates: Please apply with an updated resume highlighting relevant laboratory QA, Python, and LIMS experience.
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