Sr. CTM/Associate Director, QED Alliance support

BridgeBio Inc.; United States; On-site; USD 150,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

Scorpion Therapeutics is seeking a Senior Clinical Trial Manager / Associate Director to oversee clinical operations for infigratinib in rare disease trials, including planning, execution, and vendor management. This remote U.S.-based role requires quarterly visits to San Francisco and periodic travel to sites.

The candidate will lead trial start-up through close-out, ensure GCP/SOP compliance, and manage CROs and vendors, with emphasis on rare disease and pediatric populations.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a scientific or medical field.
• 8-12+ years of clinical trial management experience with strong vendor and cross-functional team leadership.
• Experience in rare or pediatric disease trials preferred.

Responsibilities

• Lead trial start-up through close-out, ensure compliance with GCP, SOPs, and regulations.
• Manage CROs and vendors.
• Oversee site operations.
• Support audits and inspections.

Skills

Clinical trial management

Vendor management

Cross-functional leadership

GCP compliance

Education

Bachelor's degree in a scientific or medical field

Job description

Role

Senior Clinical Trial Manager / Associate Director overseeing clinical operations for infigratinib in rare disease (Achondroplasia), responsible for trial planning, execution, and vendor management.

Responsibilities

• lead trial start-up through close-out, ensure compliance with GCP, SOPs, and regulations
• manage CROs and vendors
• oversee site operations
• support audits and inspections

Requirements

• bachelor's degree in a scientific or medical field
• 8-12+ years of clinical trial management experience, with strong vendor and cross-functional team leadership skills
• experience in rare or pediatric disease trials preferred

High Value

rare disease, pediatric population, biologics, clinical-stage (likely Ph1-3), GCP compliance, vendor oversight, and trial management.

Work Setup

remote U.S.-based role with quarterly visits to San Francisco; periodic travel required.