The Fountain Group
CMC Regulatory Technical Writer II - Remote
The Fountain Group, Convent Station, New Jersey, us, 07961
The Fountain Group is currently seeking a
CMC Regulatory Technical Writer II
for a prominent client of ours.This Role is
Remote . However, if local to Morristown area, will be expected hybrid. Details for the position are as follows
Pay: $57/ Hour Duration: 11 months Role is Remote. However, if local to Morristown area, will be expected hybrid
Description The CMC Regulatory Technical Writer II is a designate of the CMC Dossier Development team and participates in Sanofi's lifecycle management (LCM) programs. They collaborate directly with Sanofi's global business units (GBU) - Specialty Care, Vaccines, General Medicines, and Consumer Healthcare - by contributing to US, EU and rest of world (ROW) dossiers (e.g. NDA, MAA, IND, and IMPD).
Key Responsibilities The technical writer develops and authors chemistry, manufacturing, and controls (CMC) common technical documents (CTD) for development and post-approval regulatory dossiers within pre-established timelines. This includes responses to health authority inquiries, regulatory dossier amendments, supplements, variations, and annual reports. Additionally, the technical writer authors and evaluates change controls for global regulatory impact, and is sometimes called upon to author technical reports, position papers, white papers, or SOPs. The technical writer assures regulatory dossier compliance and independently authors high quality CMC content by: - following regulatory guidelines, source documentation, and Sanofi's templates - collaborating and coordinating with key stakeholders across the GBU's, contract manufacturing organizations (CMO) and functional areas such as Quality, Manufacturing, and Global Regulatory Affairs (GRA) - avoiding unsolicited regulatory burden - supporting the development of regulatory risk mitigation strategies - maintaining up-to-date knowledge of Sanofi's ways of working, SOPs, and CMC regulations and guidelines - supporting the planning and preparation of timelines
Skills and Experience Candidates must possess Chemistry, Manufacturing and Controls (CMC) and CTD authoring experience (Modules 2 and 3). A background in pharmaceutical manufacturing or quality control/quality assurance is a plus. The candidate must have at least 5 years' experience in the pharmaceutical industry. Expertise with document management systems such as Veeva or Documentum is a plus. A working knowledge of cGMP's is desired. Experience with MS suite of software applications is expected. This role predominantly focuses on small molecules, and some aseptically manufactured products. Medical device experience is a plus.
Excellent interpersonal communication skills are required, and the candidate must have previously demonstrated the ability to interact within a multi-disciplinary team. The candidate needs very little supervision, can manage their priorities independently, is highly organized, has a high attention to detail, and is self-motivated. Knowledge of US pharmaceutical Regulations is essential. Exposure to ex-US Regulations is desired, but not mandatory.
Education BS/BA, MS, or PhD, from an accredited school in a science/health field (e.g. Biology, Analytical Chemistry, Pharmacy, or a related field).
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CMC Regulatory Technical Writer II
for a prominent client of ours.This Role is
Remote . However, if local to Morristown area, will be expected hybrid. Details for the position are as follows
Pay: $57/ Hour Duration: 11 months Role is Remote. However, if local to Morristown area, will be expected hybrid
Description The CMC Regulatory Technical Writer II is a designate of the CMC Dossier Development team and participates in Sanofi's lifecycle management (LCM) programs. They collaborate directly with Sanofi's global business units (GBU) - Specialty Care, Vaccines, General Medicines, and Consumer Healthcare - by contributing to US, EU and rest of world (ROW) dossiers (e.g. NDA, MAA, IND, and IMPD).
Key Responsibilities The technical writer develops and authors chemistry, manufacturing, and controls (CMC) common technical documents (CTD) for development and post-approval regulatory dossiers within pre-established timelines. This includes responses to health authority inquiries, regulatory dossier amendments, supplements, variations, and annual reports. Additionally, the technical writer authors and evaluates change controls for global regulatory impact, and is sometimes called upon to author technical reports, position papers, white papers, or SOPs. The technical writer assures regulatory dossier compliance and independently authors high quality CMC content by: - following regulatory guidelines, source documentation, and Sanofi's templates - collaborating and coordinating with key stakeholders across the GBU's, contract manufacturing organizations (CMO) and functional areas such as Quality, Manufacturing, and Global Regulatory Affairs (GRA) - avoiding unsolicited regulatory burden - supporting the development of regulatory risk mitigation strategies - maintaining up-to-date knowledge of Sanofi's ways of working, SOPs, and CMC regulations and guidelines - supporting the planning and preparation of timelines
Skills and Experience Candidates must possess Chemistry, Manufacturing and Controls (CMC) and CTD authoring experience (Modules 2 and 3). A background in pharmaceutical manufacturing or quality control/quality assurance is a plus. The candidate must have at least 5 years' experience in the pharmaceutical industry. Expertise with document management systems such as Veeva or Documentum is a plus. A working knowledge of cGMP's is desired. Experience with MS suite of software applications is expected. This role predominantly focuses on small molecules, and some aseptically manufactured products. Medical device experience is a plus.
Excellent interpersonal communication skills are required, and the candidate must have previously demonstrated the ability to interact within a multi-disciplinary team. The candidate needs very little supervision, can manage their priorities independently, is highly organized, has a high attention to detail, and is self-motivated. Knowledge of US pharmaceutical Regulations is essential. Exposure to ex-US Regulations is desired, but not mandatory.
Education BS/BA, MS, or PhD, from an accredited school in a science/health field (e.g. Biology, Analytical Chemistry, Pharmacy, or a related field).
By applying for this job, you agree to receive calls, AI-generated calls, text messages, or emails from and its affiliates, and contracted partners. Frequency varies for text messages. Message and data rates may apply. Carriers are not liable for delayed or undelivered messages. You can reply STOP to cancel and HELP for help. You can access our privacy policy at Privacy Policy