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Transpire Bio Inc. seeks a seasoned senior leader to manage a team of laboratory scientists and drive characterization studies for orally inhaled and nasal drug products (OINDP). You will oversee pre-formulation, formulation and process development, and ensure regulatory-aligned analytical readiness.
You will provide SME-level expertise in pharmaceutical performance, aerosol characterization, and cGMP compliance, leading cross-functional global project teams and mentoring early-career scientists.
Manages a team of laboratory scientists conducting standard and advanced laboratory activities. Independently designs, conducts, leads and supervises characterization studies for orally inhaled and nasal drug products (OINDP) with a focus on pharmaceutical performance analytical technologies. Supports evaluation and selection of raw materials (APIs, excipients, primary and secondary packaging material, device component material etc.); pre-formulation, formulation and process development studies for OINDPs following cGMP, Transpire Bio EH&S and other relevant guidelines. Leads the development and evaluation of new aerosol analytical technologies where required. Initiates investigations and data reviews. Manages resources and assure progress of project activities on a daily basis. Coaches, mentors and trains team members. Plan laboratory activities and resources on a weekly basis and ensure that project timelines are met consistently . Communicates data summaries, study observations and recommendations to Executive Management.
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