Top Biotech Project Management Jobs

The IT Change Manager oversees IT changes ensuring controlled and secure implementation, leads change processes, and collaborates with various teams to improve service stability and quality.

Manage complex projects in cell and gene therapy, optimize workflows in Smartsheet, support documentation, and train staff on tools.

The Regulatory Affairs Program Manager leads cross-functional regulatory projects, ensuring products meet global regulatory requirements and are launched on schedule.

The Project Manager will coordinate and manage clinical trials, overseeing technical, financial, and operational aspects to ensure quality delivery and project completion.

The Project Manager will oversee complex projects in diagnostics, ensuring timely delivery within budget while fostering collaboration among cross-functional teams.

The Senior Project Manager will lead cross-functional teams overseeing project timelines, budgets, and ensure successful product integration in the clinical labs.

The Project Manager II oversees planning, execution, and reporting of projects, manages cross-functional teams, resolves issues, and ensures projects meet quality standards, budgets, and timelines.

The Proposal Lead manages proposal processes by coordinating cross-functional teams, generating pricing, and ensuring timely and accurate client quotations.

The Senior Clinical Project Manager leads cross-functional teams in executing clinical trials, ensuring timely delivery, compliance, and quality. Responsibilities include project planning, budget management, vendor oversight, and mentoring junior staff.

Lead integrated project planning and execution across clinical, regulatory, CMC, nonclinical, quality, and commercial functions; manage risks, interdependencies, and timelines; mentor junior project managers; provide executive-level project reporting to enable timely delivery of clinical programs.