
Director, Quality Analytical Technical Lead β Small Molecule
Posted Aug 18

Posted Aug 18
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in United States.
β’ Act as the primary global contact and accountable owner for the analytical lifecycle management of designated commercial small-molecule products.
β’ Provide governance and technical direction across drug substance, drug product, and essential raw materials/reagents.
β’ Convert global product strategy into coordinated expectations and deliverables for internal QC sites, external QC labs/CMOs, AST, and MST.
β’ Lead investigations into analytical performance issues, including OOS/OOT/OOE, atypical results, and invalidations.
β’ Ensure thorough root cause analysis, CAPA, and method optimization is conducted.
β’ Drive assessments of analytical change-control impacts and execution plans, which include method updates, revalidation/verification, changes to reference standards, and instrument/software upgrades.
β’ Manage escalation processes for supply-critical analytical incidents and coordinate actions with Quality, Regulatory, and Supply Chain teams.
β’ Oversee global processes related to commercial analytical methods, specifications, stability programs, and governance of retest periods/shelf-life.
β’ Assume responsibility for submission-ready analytical documentation from development.
β’ Ensure alignment between the analytical control strategy and the product risk profile, focusing on small-molecule impurity management.
β’ Provide analytical Subject Matter Expert (SME) leadership for Rest of World filings and post-approval changes.
β’ Collaborate with Regulatory CMC on interactions with health authorities and responses.
β’ Govern both internal QC and external QC networks, focusing on expectations, metrics, investigation quality, and escalation pathways.
β’ Contribute to audits and inspections as the product analytical SME and maintain inspection readiness.
β’ Influence lab capacity planning and capability enhancements using a risk-based approach.
β’ A Bachelor's degree is required.
β’ A minimum of 10 years of biopharmaceutical experience with substantial commercial lifecycle responsibility is required.
β’ Proven leadership experience in GMP QC and/or analytical sciences.
β’ Familiarity with small-molecule methods, such as HPLC/UPLC, GC, dissolution, residual solvents, elemental impurities, and genotoxic impurities as applicable.
β’ Comprehensive working knowledge of method validation/verification.
β’ Strong understanding of stability trends and statistical evaluation.
β’ Extensive knowledge of specification lifecycle management.
β’ In-depth knowledge of data integrity principles.
β’ Capacity to lead through influence within a matrix organization.
β’ Excellent stakeholder management and negotiation skills.
β’ Proficient technical writing skills with the ability to create inspection-defensible narratives.
β’ A program and risk management mindset.
β’ Capability to prioritize tasks in supply-constrained environments.
β’ Strong proficiency in PC usage.
β’ Competency with MS Office applications, including Outlook, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
β’ Willingness to travel up to 20% of the time.
β’ Eligibility for an annual bonus plan for non-commercial roles.
β’ Discretionary equity awards.
β’ Employee Stock Purchase Plan.
β’ Medical insurance.
β’ Dental insurance.
β’ Vision insurance.
β’ 401(k) retirement plan.
β’ Flexible Spending Account/Health Savings Account (FSA/HSA).
β’ Life Insurance coverage.
β’ Paid Time Off (PTO).
β’ Access to a wellness program.
β’ Equal opportunity employer.
β’ Provision for reasonable accommodation in the job application process.
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