The Senior Scientist, Product Lead CMC Regulatory Affairs is a leading expert individual contributor responsible for major portions of complex regulatory submissions and conveying information to clinical development, commercial, and medical affairs teams
Job Summary
The Senior Scientist, Product Lead CMC Regulatory Affairs is a leading expert individual contributor responsible for major portions of complex regulatory submissions and conveying information to clinical development, commercial, and medical affairs teams.
Responsibilities include contributing to global CMC regulatory strategies, participating as the Regulatory CMC Lead on CMC Teams, supporting global regulatory filings, and preparing regulatory dossiers for submission to Health Authorities.
The role requires a BS in biological, pharmaceutical, chemical or engineering sciences with a minimum of 6+ years of experience, with an MS, Ph.D., or Pharm. D. degree preferred, and demonstrated ability to communicate regulatory requirements.
Matching Summary
The Senior Scientist, Product Lead CMC Regulatory Affairs is a leading expert individual contributor responsible for major portions of complex regulatory submissions and conveying information to clinical development, commercial, and medical affairs teams.
Salary
Base: $109,000.00 - $174,800.00; Bonus/Equity: Not specified; Benefits: Vacation –120 hours per calendar year, Sick time - 40 hours per calendar year, Holiday pay –13 days per calendar year, Work, Personal and Family Time - up to 40 hours per calendar year, Parental Leave – 480 hours, Bereavement Leave – 240 hours, Caregiver Leave – 80 hours, Volunteer Leave – 32 hours, Military Spouse Time-Off – 80 hours
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
global CMC regulatory strategies
regulatory CMC Lead
global regulatory filings
Health Authority responses
continuous improvement culture
Nice-to-have
scientific/technical expertise
model behavior
inclusive work environment
respect diversity and dignity
Key Requirements
BS degree with 6+ years experience
MS, Ph.D., or Pharm. D. preferred
demonstrated ability to communicate regulatory requirements