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Position SummaryThis position is a key leadership role for the development of the In Vivo franchise at CRISPR. Reporting to the Senior Director of Regulatory Affairs CMC, you will work closely with cross-functional teams and partners to bring multiple novel therapies to patients.
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As Regulatory Affairs – Chemistry, Manufacturing and Controls (CMC) Manager, you will be responsible for managing global CMC regulatory activities, from early phase clinical through marketing applications and early lifecycle activities for multiple projects and teams simultaneously.
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This internship will provide you with a unique opportunity to gain experience in the field of regulatory affairs and learn firsthand the unique considerations for rare disease development.
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Serve as a CMC strategist and project leader for projects/programs, providing regulatory assessments and developing regulatory strategies with input from the Executive Director Regulatory Affairs CMC.
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Collaborate with the Project Management and CMC teams and related functions, including discovery, non-clinical development, Formulation, Analytical Development, QA, and CMC Regulatory Affairs.
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The Regulatory Affairs Specialist (RAS) positions are critical to successfully achieving ongoing clinical research expansion and regulatory compliance at DFCI.The selected candidate may only work remotely within the New England states (ME, VT, NH, MA, CT, RI.
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The ideal candidate should have a strong background in Regulatory Affairs CMC in a global pharmaceutical and/or biotechnology company with expertise in biologics, deep experience in product development and understanding of US, international regulations, and ICH guidelines related to biologics and cell therapy development.
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Additionally, the VP, Regulatory Affairs and Quality will be responsible for hiring a Director, Regulatory Operations, to report to them. The Vice President, Regulatory Affairs and Quality will work collaboratively with colleagues across the company, and with outside partners, to design and execute global registrations strategies for all Xilio products, including initial regulatory efforts on pipeline programs.
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This position will report to the Senior Vice President, General Counsel Commercial and and will require you to work in a matrix setting in a fast paced, rapidly growing organization, partnering effectively with various stakeholders, including with colleagues in across the Commercial Legal team as well as Medical Affairs, Commercial, Regulatory, Ethics & Compliance, Privacy and other expertise areas at Alnylam.
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Provide worldwide regulatory strategy and oversight to ensure Moderna can describe, and support processes required for commercialization of INT products (i.e., neoantigen selection (next generation sequencing and bioinformatics) as well as related to front end specimen collection.
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Interact with internal cross-functional teams, including Analytical Development, CMC, Supply Management, Regulatory Affairs, Program Management and Quality Assurance, as well as with Alpine's/Vertex network of external CMOs/contract labs to support company's clinical programs.
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Reporting to the Chief Medical Officer, the Senior Director of Regulatory Affairs will be responsible for the development and execution of Sails regulatory strategy and operations.
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Experience in providing regulatory CMC strategy for submission of clinical trial application (IMPD/IND) and marketing authorization application (NDA/MAA) for small molecule development compounds, including chemical drug, peptide and oligonucleotide.
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Work closely with Global Patient Safety and Risk Management (GPSRM), Clinical Research, Regulatory Affairs, Clinical Operations, Biostatistics, and Medical Affairs to inform clinical development and real-world outcomes and answer product- and disease-area research questions for Alnylam RNAi therapeutics using observational studies, EMR/claims data, and RWE. The Senior Director, Epidemiology reports directly to the Senior Vice President, Data Science, Statistics, and Epidemiology.
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Join Takeda as a Director, Regulatory Affairs Vaccines CMC where you will provide program leadership and develop CMC regulatory strategy for global vaccine programs in various stages of development.
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