Interested in opportunities in the QA, QC or Product Specialist roles within the Pharmaceutical and retail Industry.
Hello ,
Unfortunately, I have been out of work since October 2019, and have been actively searching and interviewing for various Quality positions within various industries.
I was fortunate to have some interviews that went very well but for some reason the outcome was always unsuccessful. I would go through 2-3 rounds of interview with not one negative feedback just to find out “ Not Selected” for the position.
I have a strong experience in the #LifeScience industry as a #QualitySpecialist along with a #Master’sChemistry and #BioTechnology.
I’m seeking for an opportunity as a #QualityControl #QualityEngineer #ProjectCoordinator roles within the #Pharmaceutical and #InformationTechnology industries. I’m #open to #relocation anywhere in the United States. For more details please feel free to visit my #LinkedInprofile and share my post for better reach.
I am hopeful that someone out there will be able to help me. #GodBless all and #staysafe.
Thank you!!
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