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At Eli Lilly, we create medicines that give people new hope – to get better, feel better, live better.  It’s our purpose to create medicines that make life better for people around the world.  Lilly is looking for regulatory Chemistry, Manufacturing and Control (CMC) scientists to join us in developing and bringing life-changing new medicines to patients who need them all over the world.

We are seeking Regulatory Scientist GRA-CMC to be a part of the Lilly global regulatory group to support global registrations and lifecycle management for our commercial parenteral products.  As the project leader, you will be expected to collaborate with the broader CMC team to provide strategic, tactical, and operational support for market registrations and post-approval submissions. The regulatory scientist in Global Regulatory Affairs – CMC Biotechnology will leverage CMC technical knowledge and regulatory science expertise to drive regulatory CMC strategies and develop submissions for marketing authorizations for the parenteral product portfolio. The regulatory scientist will be expected to develop and implement innovative regulatory strategies to advance the development of assigned product(s).

Key responsibilities / expectations:

Deep technical knowledge of CMC drug development science(s)Knowledge of CMC global regulatory requirements and guidelines for obtaining global product marketing registrations and postapproval changes globallyDevelopment of regulatory strategy to ensure alignment with current and evolving global regulatory expectationsProvide regulatory guidance to allow CMC development teams to make well-informed decisions on development or product lifecycle planningLeads preparation, review, and finalization of CMC documents for global registration submissions and response to questionsTakes a proactive leadership role in the critical review of molecule specific CMC development strategies and submission contentMakes risk-based decisions on CMC regulatory strategies impacting product submissions across geographies and networks for alignment with CMC team members

Minimum Requirements

B.S. degree in a science, engineering, or a related field (Chemistry, Biology, Biochemistry, Pharmaceutics, Engineering, Analytical Sciences, or similar) with a minimum of 15 years of regulatory CMC experience or equivalent (such as time spent in supporting CMC functions with regulatory submission experience)

Preferred Experiences and Skills

Experience in biotechnology drug substance and/or drug product development, commercialization, or manufacturingDemonstrated deep knowledge of the biologic drug development process, commercialization or manufacturingBioproduct Regulatory CMC experience supporting clinical phases of development and/or commercialization, experience should include authoring CMC submission content, and involvement in clinical trial and commercial processes including response to questionsKnowledge of major market procedures, regulations and practices. Awareness of evolving regulatory initiatives desirable.Experience planning for and participating in Health Authority meetingsDemonstrated ability to assess and manage risk in a highly regulated environment.Demonstrated strong written, verbal and presentation communication skills.Demonstrated leadership behaviors and negotiation and influence skills.Demonstrated attention to detailDemonstrated effective teamwork skills; able to adapt to diverse interpersonal styles.

Additional Information

Position Location:  Relocation to Indianapolis preferred; remote option might be consideredTravel:  minimal within the US

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