Global Program Lead, Veeva Clinical (GxP / Life Sciences)

Compunnel Inc.; Wilmington (DE); Sur place; USD 130 000 - 170 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Compunnel, Inc. in Wilmington seeks a Life Sciences Global Program Manager with R&D GxP experience to lead a Veeva Vault Clinical implementation (CTMS, Site Connect preferred; eTMF acceptable). The role requires senior IT and business stakeholder management and the ability to steer the program and chair steerco meetings.

Cross-workstream, cross-vendor collaboration is essential. You will manage a global program scope, coordinating multiple vendors and ensuring alignment across IT and business

Qualifications

• Global program management experience in Life Sciences R&D with GxP exposure.
• Experience implementing Veeva Vault Clinical (CTMS, Site Connect preferred; eTMF acceptable).
• Senior/executive stakeholder management for IT and business teams.
• Ability to steer programs and chair steerco meetings.
• Proven track record in cross-workstream and cross-vendor collaborations.

Responsabilités

• Lead and govern the life sciences R&D GxP program on the client’s scope.
• Steer cross-functional activities across multiple vendors and workstreams.
• Engage with IT and business stakeholders at senior levels.
• Chair steerco meetings and drive program decisions.

Connaissances

Program Management

Client Relationship Management

Senior Stakeholder management

Veeva Vault Clinical

GxP expertise

Description du poste

1.Program Management, Client Relationship Management, Senior Stakeholder (IT and Business) management

2.Veeva Clinical expertise

3.Strong LS R&D GxP expertise

Job Description:

Life Sciences R&D GxP experienced Global Program Manager (for client’s program scope) with experience in successfully program managing a Veeva Vault Clinical (CTMS, Site Connect preferred else eTMF) implementation

Senior / executive stakeholder management, for both IT and Business

Ability to steer the program and chair steerco meetings

Handle cross workstream, cross vendor and cross program collaborations effectively