The Associate Director, CMC – Product Development & Commercialization is responsible for parenteral and oral drug product manufacturing process development in collaboration with contract service providers. Responsibilities include process optimization, scale-up, validation, commercial production monitoring and troubleshooting. The Associate Director CMC – Product Development & Commercialization will partner with Venatorx subject matter experts and contract service providers to develop robust and economical manufacturing processes.
Responsibilities:
Provide technical oversight of drug product manufacturing activities at contract service providers.
Apply sound scientific principles and subject matter expertise to investigate, troubleshoot and resolve manufacturing issues at contract service providers.
Identify opportunities to optimize the manufacturing processes, focusing on manufacturing quality, process robustness and efficiency.
Contribute to the authoring of regulatory submissions related to manufacturing process definition and change control.
Collaborate with project teams to meet project objectives, budget, and timelines.
Qualifications: Successful candidates will have the following qualifications:
Ph.D. preferred, in Chemical Engineering, Biomedical Engineering or related Engineering or Scientific field with 5+ years of drug product development experience, or M.S. with 7+ years of relevant drug product development experience, or B.S. with 10+ years of relevant drug product development experience.
5+ years relevant industry experience in drug product development or technical operations, including process scale-up and technology transfer.
Experience successfully partnering with CDMOs on manufacturing process development for late-stage product candidates and/or commercial products.
Expertise in parenteral dosage form development & commercialization and aseptic process technology.
Solid oral dosage form development and commercialization experience.
Strong organizational and communication skills.
Self-starter and a team player that will thrive in an entrepreneurial environment.
Ideal candidates will have the following additional qualifications:
A graduate degree in in Chemical Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Chemistry, or other relevant scientific discipline.
Strong quantitative skills, including proficiency in mathematical modeling of chemical and/or pharmaceutical manufacturing processes.