Manager, Clinical Supply Chain

Scorpion Therapeutics; Indiana (PA); On-site; USD 110,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Bonus program

401(k) + pension

Job summary

Scorpion Therapeutics is seeking a Manager, Clinical Supply Chain to lead end-to-end planning, execution, and monitoring of uninterrupted clinical supply for IPs and comparators. You will partner with Clinical Operations, CMC, Quality, Regulatory, Finance, and external vendors to ensure GMP/GDP compliance, accurate forecasts, inventory control, and on-time distribution.

Requires a bachelor’s degree in science or engineering and 3–5 years of biotech/pharma supply chain experience; US work

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in engineering or science.
• 3–5 years biotech/pharma clinical supply chain experience.
• Authorized to work in the United States full-time; no visa sponsorship.
• Working knowledge of GMP/GDP processes.
• Experience coordinating cross-functional teams and external vendors.
• Strong organizational and analytical skills.

Responsibilities

• Develop and execute clinical supply strategies for early- to mid-phase trials.
• Manage demand forecasts and inventory strategies, tracked via IRT systems.
• Support packaging, labeling, distribution, and resupply for IP and comparators.
• Coordinate with Quality/CMC/CDMOs on label development and schedules.
• Oversee logistics from manufacturing to depots and sites; document transfers for IP/QP release.
• Monitor shelf-life, expiry, retest, and temperature excursions; investigate complaints.
• Represent Supply Chain in sub-team meetings; author Pharmacy Manuals as needed.

Education

Bachelor’s degree in engineering or science

Job description

Manager, Clinical Supply Chain to support end-to-end planning, execution, and maintenance of uninterrupted clinical supply (investigational product, comparators, and ancillary materials) across assigned clinical programs; ensure GxP compliance, study timelines, and budgets; partner cross-functionally with Clinical Operations, CMC, Quality, Regulatory, Finance, and external vendors; focus on clinical forecasts, inventory systems, and IRT tools.

Key Responsibilities

• Develop and execute clinical supply strategies for early- to mid-phase trials (Phase 1–3 as applicable).
• Manage clinical supply plans, demand forecasts, and inventory strategies, tracking through IRT systems in line with protocol and enrollment projections.
• Support packaging, labeling, distribution, and resupply for IP and comparators; ensure on-time global delivery to depots and clinical sites.
• Partner with Quality, Clinical, CMC, and CDMOs on clinical label development/approval; support packaging/labeling schedules.
• Coordinate logistics/licenses from manufacturing to storage, courier depots, and investigator sites; facilitate document transfer for IP/QP release by CDMOs.
• Monitor shelf-life/expiry; coordinate retest/extension; manage temperature excursion and product complaint investigations/outcomes.
• Support product recovery activities as needed; communicate across functions.
• Author Pharmacy Manuals as needed; represent Supply Chain in Clinical and CMC sub-team meetings.

Basic Qualifications / Required Skills

• Bachelor’s degree in engineering or science.
• 3–5 years biotech/pharma clinical supply chain experience (including international experience).
• Authorized to work in the United States full-time; employer will not sponsor work authorization/visas.
• Working knowledge of clinical supply chain processes and GMP/GDP.
• Experience coordinating cross-functional teams and external vendors.
• Strong organizational, analytical, decision-making, interpersonal skills; excellent attention to detail.
• Ability to work independently in a fast-paced environment.
• Demonstrated ability coordinating CDMO activities; thrive in a small-company culture and improve processes.

Benefits (as listed)

• Eligible for company bonus (depending on performance).
• 401(k) participation, pension, vacation; medical/dental/vision/prescription benefits; flexible benefits; life insurance/death benefits; time off/leave; well-being benefits (e.g., EAP, fitness, clubs/activities).