Analyst, QC

Hikma Pharmaceuticals · United Kingdom, Egypt · Posted 2026-08-04

Key Responsibilities: Performs wet and instrumental analysis (HPLC, UV, GC, FTIR) of raw materials, in-process and finished products.Performs physical testing and chemical analysis of Pharmaceutical Packaging Material.Troubleshoots and resolves operations issues.Prepares and standardizes volumetric solutions, reagents and indicators Internal calibration of instruments according to work instructions.Validation of the assay methods of finished products.Participates in validation of facilities and manufacturing processes Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in pharmacy or science with grade Very good.Fresh GraduateFluency in English, both written and verbalExcellent computer skills and data analysis knowledge.Good documentation practice and technical writing

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Pharmaceutical Manufacturing

At Hikma, we help put better health, within reach, every day.

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  • Global Manufacturing Scale: Employs 9,500 people across 29 manufacturing plants in 10 countries including the US, Portugal, and Egypt
  • Massive Global Impact: Treated 262 million patients in 2024 and launched 84 products in 2025
  • 1978 Arab Pioneer: Founded in 1978 in Amman, Jordan, and became the first Arab company to export pharmaceutical products to the United States in 1996

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