10 new med-tech jobs for Q1 Scientific in Waterford
Louise Grubb, CEO of Q1 Scientific

10 new med-tech jobs for Q1 Scientific in Waterford

2 Mar 2013

Waterford-based pharmaceutical stability storage business Q1 Scientific has announced the creation of 10 new jobs for the south-east at the launch of its new Irish operations.

Q1 Scientific was established to provide a world-class environmentally controlled storage facility that services the pharmaceutical, medical-device and life-sciences industries.

It is the first company in Ireland to specialise in the provision of a stability storage and quality validation service that meets the highest-international standards, as required for such highly-regulated industries.

A key factor in meeting with industry’s strict regulatory requirements for registration of any new drug or medical device is proof that the product will retain its stability under specific environmental conditions. This is also essential in determining the shelf life of any product and an integral aspect of the product development process.

“Our purpose-built facility in Waterford offers clients from across the life-sciences sector state-of-the-art stability storage that far exceeds the strict international registration standards demanded by the production of pharmaceutical and medical devices,” said Q1 Scientific CEO Louise Grubb

“We greatly look forward to growing the business over the coming years and becoming a world leader in global stability storage solutions,” Grubb added.

Siliconrepublic.com is hosting Med Tech Focus, an initiative which over coming months will cover news, reports, interviews and videos, documenting Ireland’s leading role in one of the hottest sectors in technology.

John Kennedy
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John Kennedy is a journalist who served as editor of Silicon Republic for 17 years. His interests include all things technological, music, movies, reading, history, gaming and losing the occasional game of poker.

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