EAM Validation Analyst / Data Validation Analyst (Pharma)

This is a remote position.

Roles & Responsibilities

• Plan and execute data load validation activities during migration and deployment phases.
• Validate source-to-target data loads, ensuring completeness, accuracy, and data integrity.
• Develop and execute test scenarios, test scripts, and reconciliation activities for migrated data.
• Perform data quality checks, identify data discrepancies, and support data correction activities.
• Coordinate with technical teams to troubleshoot and resolve data load and validation defects.
• Execute functional and business validation testing to ensure migrated data supports business processes.
• Support User Acceptance Testing (UAT) and obtain validation sign-offs from business stakeholders.
• Prepare validation reports, defect logs, traceability documentation, and status updates.
• Travel to manufacturing/business sites during cutover and hypercare phases as required.
• Work closely with site business users and stakeholders to understand issues, prioritize fixes, and ensure smooth business operations.
• Monitor production data after go-live, validate corrective actions, and ensure successful stabilization.
• Facilitate stakeholder discussions, track action items, and provide regular progress updates during hypercare.
• Ensure compliance with validation, quality, and documentation standards throughout the migration lifecycle.
• Act as the primary point of contact for data validation and business testing activities during deployment and post-go-live support.

Requirements

• Data Migration & Data Validation
• ETL / Data Load Testing
• SQL & Data Analysis
• Defect Management & Root Cause Analysis
• UAT Coordination
• Business Stakeholder Management
• Hypercare & Go-Live Support
• Pharmaceutical / Manufacturing Systems Experience — preferred
• Strong Communication and Documentation Skills

Benefits

• Location:Europe
• Contract Type:Freelance / Contract
• Start date:October,/November 2026
• Time Allocation:40 hours/week
• Pharma industry​

Originally posted on Himalayas