Role Description
We are seeking a Senior Manager, CMC Regulatory Affairs, with direct experience in post-approval CMC activities to support Chiesi’s Global Rare Diseases (GRD) portfolio of commercial products worldwide.
You will be responsible for:
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Author and/or review CMC sections for the assigned GRD portfolio, including new marketing authorization applications, extension applications, investigational applications, post-approval variations and supplements, renewals, and annual reports, ensuring timely, high-quality global submissions.
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In alignment with the GRD RA CMC Senior Director and/or Lead, advise multidisciplinary project teams on regulatory agency requirements and expectations for the CMC sections of submission dossiers.
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Collaborate with external contract manufacturing organizations (CMOs) and relevant functional teams to obtain the CMC documentation required to support regulatory submissions.
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Support the development of regulatory strategies for assigned projects, in alignment with the GRD RA CMC Senior Director and Lead, including both products in development and marketed GRD products.
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Prepare timely responses to CMC regulatory questions in coordination with cross-functional teams and subject matter experts (SMEs), as needed.
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Work collaboratively with external CMOs and cross-functional teams on process optimization, scale-up, and technology transfer activities.
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Review and assess change control requests related to the CMC aspects of GRD products and coordinate the associated filing strategies.
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Support the creation and maintenance of CMC submission templates.
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Maintain submission information in accordance with the company’s document management system and independently track regulatory CMC commitments and timelines for assigned projects, products, and markets.
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Contribute to process development and to the preparation of standard operating procedures and work instructions for the RA CMC team, as needed.
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With the agreement of the GRD RA CMC Lead, represent GRD RA during regulatory agency GMP inspections.
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Maintain current knowledge of applicable regulations, policies, and guidelines, and remain informed of evolving global CMC regulatory requirements.
Qualifications
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Bachelor’s degree in a scientific or technical discipline required; an advanced degree is preferred.
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Minimum of six years of regulatory CMC experience supporting small-molecule, herbal medicinal and/or biological products.
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Advanced knowledge of current global CMC regulations and guidelines, including ICH requirements and applicable regulatory requirements in the United States, European Union, and Canada.
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Demonstrated experience authoring technical documentation and CTD Modules 2 and 3, and managing the lifecycle of quality-related post-approval changes across international markets ex-US and ex-Europe.
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Experience with quality management systems, such as TrackWise, and regulatory information and document management platforms, such as Veeva RIM, is considered an asset.
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Exceptional attention to detail and a strong commitment to quality and accuracy.
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Demonstrated ability to manage competing priorities, maintain strong organization, and consistently meet deadlines.
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Excellent written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills, supported by strong critical-thinking and problem-solving capabilities.
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Proven ability to work effectively both independently and collaboratively within a dynamic, fast-paced, and cross-functional environment.
Requirements
The role can be based in any Chiesi affiliates in Europe.
Benefits
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Budgeted salary range between €59,040 and €73,800.
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Eligible to participate in an annual bonus scheme, subject to company and individual performance.
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Comprehensive benefits package including pension, private medical insurance, wellbeing programme, and flexible benefits programme.
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Competitive salary package comprising a basic salary, performance bonuses, and benefits benchmarked against the external market.
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Flexible working arrangements, remote work options, and tax assistance services for foreign colleagues.