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IQVIA combines healthcare data analytics, advanced technology, and consulting to help organizations address complex challenges across the life sciences and healthcare sectors. Its Connected Intelligence platform brings together data and artificial intelligence to support clinical research, technology development, and the advancement of new therapies. The company’s teams work across analytics, consulting, and healthcare technology, offering opportunities connected to research, digital innovation, and efforts to improve patient outcomes.
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Metrology Engineer

Calibrate, qualify, maintain, and repair laboratory instruments for IQVIA Laboratories in Indianapolis. Keep equipment records audit-ready and support reliable lab operations.

USUnited States
$46,200 – $96,200 / year
On-siteFull-timeJuniorEnglish RequiredEngineer

Description

  • Carry out scheduled and unscheduled qualification, calibration, preventive maintenance, and repairs on laboratory instruments and equipment.
  • Install and qualify new equipment, arranging vendor support for installation or qualification when required.
  • Diagnose equipment faults, troubleshoot root causes, perform repairs, and coordinate with internal teams or external vendors as needed.
  • Keep lifecycle documents, calibration records, procedures, and equipment files complete and ready for audits.
  • Develop and manage preventive maintenance programs, risk assessments, and inventories of instruments, consumables, and spare parts.
  • Assist with software validation in coordination with vendors and internal IT teams.
  • Research and resolve technical issues independently, referring complex problems to metrology leadership when necessary.

Requirements

  • Associate degree in electronics, mechanical technology, or a closely related field.
  • At least one year of metrology experience calibrating and troubleshooting laboratory instruments, including UPLC, HPLC, LC, or LC/MS.
  • Experience in a regulated setting, such as Good Laboratory Practice or Good Manufacturing Practice.
  • Hands-on experience calibrating and repairing measuring and test equipment.
  • Hands-on experience troubleshooting laboratory equipment, diagnosing faults, and helping resolve process issues.
  • Equivalent education, training, and experience may be accepted in place of a degree.
  • Proficiency with Windows and Microsoft Office, including Excel.
  • Ability to manage multiple tasks at once.
  • Ability to build and maintain effective working relationships with coworkers, managers, clients, and vendors.
  • Strong communication and presentation skills.
  • Ability to work independently, show initiative, and use structured problem-solving in a laboratory.

Benefits

  • Programs and resources supporting employees’ physical, mental, emotional, financial, and social well-being.
  • Health and welfare benefits.
  • Potential incentive plans, bonuses, or other forms of compensation.

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