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Global Quality Manager

Vaud
NEU
  • 06.11.2026
  • 100%
  • Fachverantwortung
  • Festanstellung

Global Quality Manager

Lausanne, Switzerland

Type of contrat: Permanent Position

Travelling: 40% International Travel

About the Opportunity

We are partnering with an innovative international manufacturing company looking for a Global Quality Manager to lead and strengthen quality standards across a network of production sites worldwide.

This is a unique opportunity for a hands-on quality professional from the food or beverage industry who enjoys working close to operations, travelling internationally, and driving continuous improvement in a fast-growing environment.

Your Responsibilities
  • Build and deploy the global Quality Management System across multiple production sites
  • Lead food safety and quality compliance activities (HACCP, audits, certifications)
  • Define and implement quality standards, SOPs, KPIs, CAPA and supplier quality processes
  • Support Production Managers in maintaining excellence on the shop floor
  • Lead internal, customer and certification audits
  • Drive continuous improvement initiatives across manufacturing operations
  • Provide technical support on water quality, packaging and production-related challenges
  • Deliver training and promote a strong quality culture across the organization
Your Profile
  • Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Food Science, Food Technology, Microbiology, Chemistry
  • Minimum 5 years of experience in Quality Management within the Food & Beverage industry
  • Strong operational background with regular exposure to manufacturing environments
  • Experience with bottling, packaging, reusable containers or beverage production is highly desirable
  • Solid knowledge of HACCP and quality standards (BRCGS, ISO 22000, FSSC 22000, ISO 9001)
  • Experience writing SOPs, managing audits and implementing quality systems
  • Pragmatic, autonomous and comfortable influencing stakeholders across different countries
  • Fluent English is mandatory. Additional European languages are considered an asset.
  • Willing to travel internationally (approximately 40%)