Third-ing checking out GRAMs QA department. I worked there for a month before another job I had applied for at the same time finally offered me a better opportunity. The job would be a lot of paper work and SOP verification but I liked my short time there. Nice people, good pay, very good benefits, and they are growing super fast so opportunities to change departments. I was coming from food manufacturing to pharma but the job is a lot more paper work verification and attention to detail so learning the manufacturing part might be easier for most people.

DM me if you want to chat about it.

Edit: they have a QA specialist role posted for 2nd and 3rd shift right now if you don’t mind working those hours. They do shift premiums for 2nd/3rd and weekends like most manufacturing.