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CSL is seeking a quality oversight professional to ensure external partners delivering nonclinical and GLP activities meet the highest standards. You will manage vendor qualification, quality agreements, and risk-based monitoring across a global network.
In this role you will ensure GLP/GCP/GMP adherence, data integrity, and regulatory compliance, while partnering with IT, Legal, Procurement, and Nonclinical Development to drive continuous improvement.
The integrity of nonclinical data depends on more than what happens inside a company's walls. Much of the critical work in GLP-regulated research — safety studies, toxicology, analytical testing — is carried out by external laboratories and CROs. When that network of partners operates to the highest quality standards, the science is sound. When it doesn't, the consequences reach all the way to patients.
This role exists to make sure it works.
GLP vendor oversight is often invisible when it's done well — and very visible when it isn't. As the internal authority on GLP and nonclinical vendor quality, you will be the person others turn to when the questions are difficult. If you take data integrity seriously, understand the regulatory landscape deeply, and want to shape how a global company manages its external nonclinical network, this is a role with real scope to make a difference.
Own quality oversight of external partners supporting nonclinical and GLP activities (CROs, laboratories, test facilities). Lead the vendor lifecycle: due diligence, qualification, quality agreements, risk-based monitoring, issue management and continuous improvement, ensuring adherence to GLP/GCP/GMP, data integrity and applicable regulations. Partner with Nonclinical Development, Procurement, Legal and IT.
Bachelor’s degree in a relevant scientific discipline.
3+ years of GxP quality experience with direct vendor/CRO oversight and/or auditing (GLP/GCP/GMP), nonclinical/GLP preferred. Knowledge of OECD GLP, 21 CFR Part 58, Annex 11/Part 11 and data integrity (ALCOA+). Strong communication and negotiation skills.
Works with limited supervision across multinational teams. Strong analytical, problem‑solving, influencing and organisational skills. Knowledge of QMS implementation, regulatory frameworks and audit/inspection management.