Manager, Clinical Supply Systems
Princeton, New JerseyAll locationsPrinceton, New JerseyCambridge, MassachusettsClinical Development On-site
$121,600–$194,500 a yearJobFig found this opening at its original source and checks that it remains available.
About the role
Moderna is seeking a Manager, Clinical Supplies Systems to oversee and manage IRT systems for Moderna’s growing portfolio of studies. This person will be required to work with external IRT vendors (day-to-day operations) to ensure Moderna’s clinical portfolio aligns with internal stakeholders and timelines from business. This position will work collaboratively and cross-functionally to gather relevant requirements and utilize the available resources to create the IRT system design, provide subject matter expertise, and ensure expert and on-time IRT system delivery and implementation. The successful candidate is a subject matter expert at IRT-related integrations, imaginative, skilled at understanding the needs of a clinical development operations organization with high attention to detail, a collaborative outlook, a positive leader, above no task, and the ability to pursue multiple options in parallel to meet project timelines 100% of the time. Forecasting applications and IRT product management background are a plus. Managers are expected to independently manage studies or oversee a small portfolio of programs and associated studies, contributing their expertise in IRT system management. They are anticipated to operate autonomously, with the Senior Manager/Associate Director serving as the primary contact for risk mitigation and issue escalation.
What you'll bring
- At least three to six years of clinical supply systems experience
- Bachelor’s degree in a science-based subject
- Prior Product Ownership Experience
- Prior demonstration of innovation as it relates to integrations between clinical systems (IRT, EDC, etc.) in a clinical research environment
- Understanding of Cold Chain distribution and the effect on IRT
- IRT Subject Matter Expertise
- Creative, capable problem-solver
- Experience in establishing and maintaining relationships with vendors
- Working knowledge of ICH, GAMP, FDA, IRB/IEC and other applicable regulations/guidelines and demonstrated understanding of clinical research protocol requirements
- Demonstrated proficiency with word processing, spreadsheet, database, presentation software (MS Office skills such as Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and SharePoint)
- Successful c andidate will be curious in exploring new path for clinical research, bold in proposing creative solutions and ideas.
- Will work collaborative ly with multifunctional teams and partners and will be relentless in pursuing successful outcomes