Crinetics Pharmaceuticals

Associate Director, Quality Assurance, GCP

Crinetics Pharmaceuticals

full-time

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Location Type: Remote

Location: CaliforniaUnited States

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Salary

💰 $150,000 - $186,000 per year

Job Level

About the role

  • support the Good Clinical Practice (GCP) Quality Assurance (QA) function
  • perform day-to-day GCP QA operations
  • execute and/or ensure proper oversight of GCP QA activities
  • perform external and internal audits
  • support clinical phase 1 to phase 4 study team activities
  • review documents
  • support regulatory inspections
  • enhance GCP QA infrastructure development
  • manage or perform clinical site, internal, TMF, GCP, and GLP vendor audits
  • generate and/or review GCP and GLP QA audit plans and schedules
  • generate and/or review and approve audit trend reports across programs
  • communicate, address, and prevent identified GCP compliance issues and trends
  • develop and manage audit programs
  • represent QA at program-wide meetings
  • serve as point of escalation for GCP compliance issues
  • embed Quality ‑ by ‑ Design (QbD) and Critical ‑ to ‑ Quality (CtQ) principles into study planning and execution
  • investigate, manage, and track GCP CAPAs, deviations, and other quality issues
  • collaborate with cross-functional teams
  • assist with serious breach assessments and notifications
  • provide guidance and support to Trial Master File activities
  • review study-specific documents
  • partner with cross-functional groups and promote compliance
  • attend governance meetings
  • identify and address quality systems gaps
  • author, review, or revise SOPs, Work Instructions, Policies, and Job Aids
  • deliver training to internal and external stakeholders
  • support regulatory inspections and inspection readiness activities
  • prepare clinical sites for inspection readiness
  • draft and recommend Quality Agreements for GCP/GLP vendors
  • direct/supervise personnel; including coaching, mentoring, development, and performance management

Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree in a science discipline
  • at least 10 years’ experience in a QA function within the pharmaceutical/biotech industry
  • minimum of 7 years’ supervisory/leadership experience
  • minimum of 5 years of working in a QA GCP function
  • previous experience in inspection readiness and audits
  • previous experience in developing and implementing compliance activities
  • proven ability to cultivate and develop relationships with cross functional teams, vendors, sites, and other stakeholders
  • proven ability to interpret applicable FDA, EU and ICH guidelines related to GCP
  • strong working knowledge of GCP regulations
  • ability to assess issues, perform thorough analysis on complex investigations, and resolve issues in a diplomatic and expeditious manner
  • GVP and GLP knowledge, a plus
  • Auditor certification and/or RQAP-GCP certification, a plus
Benefits
  • discretionary annual target bonus
  • stock options
  • ESPP
  • 401k match
  • top-notch health insurance plans for employees (and their families)
  • medical, dental, vision and basic life insurance
  • 20 days of PTO
  • 10 paid holidays
  • winter company shutdown
Applicant Tracking System Keywords

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Hard Skills & Tools
GCPGLPauditingcompliance activitiesCAPAsSOPsQuality AgreementsQuality by Design (QbD)Critical to Quality (CtQ)inspection readiness
Soft Skills
leadershipcommunicationcollaborationproblem-solvingrelationship buildingcoachingmentoringperformance managementdiplomacyanalysis
Certifications
Auditor certificationRQAP-GCP certification