The Project Manager will lead global laboratory projects, ensuring clinical trial execution aligns with contracted timelines, budgets, and quality standards. They act as the primary client-facing lead, coordinating cross-functional teams and managing project documentation from conception through close-out.
The Senior Project Manager oversees clinical study projects, ensuring they meet quality, scope, budget, and timeline objectives. They serve as the primary point of contact for clients while coordinating cross-functional teams and external vendors to ensure successful trial execution.
The Clinical Trial Manager will lead clinical aspects of studies across multiple countries, overseeing CRAs and ensuring timeline adherence and quality delivery. They are responsible for site selection, start-up, enrollment management, and maintaining effective cross-functional partnerships to achieve client satisfaction.
The Resource Manager is responsible for overseeing the allocation of global resources to projects and optimizing utilization across business units. They also contribute to resourcing strategy, budgeting, and forecasting to ensure project success and improved company performance.
The Resource Manager is responsible for overseeing global resource allocation and optimizing utilization across business units to ensure project success. They also contribute to resourcing strategy, budgeting, and forecasting activities while coordinating hiring plans with HR and Finance.
The Senior Director leads the global investigator grants organization, overseeing strategy, governance, and financial performance for site payments and clinical trial agreements. This role is responsible for integrating acquired site networks, managing clinical systems, and ensuring audit readiness through robust financial controls.
The Senior Manager leads the global grants team in processing investigator site payments through the CTMS while ensuring financial accuracy and compliance with clinical trial agreements. This role acts as a financial lead for project teams and serves as a primary liaison for client-facing financial reporting and system implementation.
The Executive Director provides leadership to project management teams to ensure clinical study projects meet quality, scope, cost, and time objectives. They are responsible for managing program portfolios, optimizing profitability, and overseeing resource allocation while maintaining compliance with regulatory requirements.
The analyst is responsible for identifying and qualifying new sales leads through inbound and outbound prospecting within the clinical solutions and biospecimens sectors. They also conduct competitive market analysis and coordinate with the business development team to support sales growth and data integrity.
The Associate Director of People Operations leads regional HR delivery, ensuring consistent, compliant, and employee-focused operations across the APAC region. They are responsible for managing employee relations, employment lifecycle activities, and driving operational excellence while partnering with global HR functions.
The Senior Clinical Data Manager oversees all aspects of the clinical trial data management process, from study startup to database lock. They are responsible for database development, quality control, medical coding, and ensuring compliance with regulatory directives and study plans.
Manage clinical trial data management activities from study start-up through post-database lock, including database development and testing, data review, medical coding, and data reconciliation. Coordinate project timelines, documentation, training, vendors, and communications with sponsors and study teams while ensuring quality and compliance with applicable procedures and requirements.
The role leads cross-functional story architecture sessions to create compelling, sponsor-focused narratives for clinical development pursuits. It involves partnering with business development and operational teams to define win strategies, develop executive-ready presentations, and coach presenters for bid defenses.
The Site Contracts and Budget Manager is responsible for developing global clinical trial budget templates and translating complex protocols into accurate site-level costs. Additionally, the role involves drafting, reviewing, and negotiating various legal agreements, including clinical study and vendor contracts.
You will monitor and manage clinical studies at investigative sites to ensure compliance with protocols, SOPs, and ICH-GCP regulations. Additionally, you will coordinate study setup activities, including investigator identification and the preparation of regulatory submissions.
Lead site start-up strategy and delivery, coordinating document collection and approvals, regulatory submissions, consent form customization, contract execution, and investigational product release requirements. Manage milestones, risks, tracking, stakeholder communication, and training while supporting country-specific start-up processes and client activities.
The TMF Lead is responsible for maintaining high-quality Trial Master Files in compliance with GCP and internal SOPs. They also mentor junior staff, manage study-specific TMF plans, and ensure inspection readiness throughout the project lifecycle.
The Project Support Specialist II provides cross-functional support for clinical studies by managing meeting lifecycles, project timelines, and study-specific training. They also oversee vendor coordination, system access, and the maintenance of essential study documentation and trackers.
The Investigator Grant Specialist is responsible for developing investigator site budgets during the proposal process and managing clinical trial budgeting tools. They also support the proposal team with project budget development and ensure accurate mapping of budgetary needs to client requirements.
Lead the operational planning, conduct, and oversight of clinical studies, ensuring compliance with protocols, SOPs, ICH-GCP, and applicable regulations. Coordinate study teams, sites, vendors, budgets, recruitment, monitoring, data quality, regulatory submissions, and audit readiness, while managing risks and escalating issues.
The Senior Medical Director provides strategic medical and scientific leadership across clinical development programs while serving as a primary medical monitor for oncology studies. They act as a trusted advisor to sponsors, lead global clinical programs, and mentor medical staff to ensure high-quality study execution and patient safety.
The Senior Clinical Data Manager oversees all aspects of the clinical trial data management process, from study startup to database lock. They act as the primary data management contact, ensuring high-quality data, managing timelines, and coordinating with cross-functional teams and vendors.
The Senior Contracts Manager is responsible for reviewing, drafting, and negotiating a variety of legal and clinical study agreements while ensuring alignment with study timelines. They will also establish site contract management processes, resolve complex issues, and mentor staff within the department.
The Associate Contracts Manager will review, draft, and negotiate various legal agreements including clinical trial agreements and site budgets. They will also coordinate with internal study teams and sponsors to ensure contract execution aligns with project timelines and company standards.
The Senior Clinical Data Manager oversees all aspects of the clinical trial data management process from study startup to database lock. This includes managing data entry quality, developing CRF specifications, conducting database UAT, and ensuring compliance with regulatory directives and SOPs.
The CRA II oversees all aspects of clinical study site management, including site start-up, routine monitoring, and ongoing site management to ensure patient safety and data integrity. They independently conduct site visits, manage regulatory documentation, and resolve site-related risks while maintaining compliance with protocols and GCP guidelines.
The Regulatory and Start Up Specialist is responsible for managing site activation readiness, including regulatory submissions and contract negotiations across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. They will ensure compliance with international and local regulations while maintaining project trackers and supporting the clinical team throughout the study lifecycle.
The Project Director oversees global clinical research trials, managing study budgets, timelines, and cross-functional teams to ensure project profitability and quality. They serve as the primary client liaison, driving strategic planning and ensuring compliance with organizational standards and regulatory requirements.
The Regulatory and Start Up Specialist is responsible for the timely and quality delivery of site activation readiness, including the preparation of clinical trial applications and submission dossiers. They will also manage site-level critical path data, facilitate translations, and support the negotiation of study budgets and investigator contracts.
The Director of Project Management provides strategic oversight and leadership for clinical study projects, ensuring quality, scope, and budget objectives are met. They are responsible for managing project teams, optimizing profitability, and collaborating with sponsors to ensure successful program delivery.
