The Director, Radiochemistry leads the development, validation, and technical transfer of manufacturing and QC procedures for the company’s clinical-stage radiopharmaceutical assets.\n
This role sets the vision and strategy for the radiochemistry function, ensuring alignment with GMP requirements across multiple regions and readiness for commercialization.\n
The Director manages a team of radiochemists, oversees external partnerships with CMOs, and integrates radiochemistry activities within broader program timelines to support progression to commercial readiness.\n
Oversees development, validation, and optimization of manufacturing and QC processes for radiopharmaceuticals, ensuring GMP compliance across regions.\n
Ensures documentation aligns with the Quality Management System and regulatory requirements.\n
Partners with asset program managers, quality, regulatory, manufacturing, and supply chain teams to align project timelines and technical deliverables.\n
Contributes to regulatory submissions (CMC sections) for INDs, NDAs, BLAs, and international equivalents; supports scale-up for commercial supply.\n
Drives project management through established timelines; develops SOPs, protocols, and reports; drives continuous improvement in radiochemistry.
Requirements
PhD or Master’s degree in Radiochemistry, Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Chemical Engineering, Nuclear Engineering, or related field\n
12+ years of relevant experience in radiopharmaceuticals, radioisotope manufacture, or radiochemistry within the life sciences industry\n
5+ years of leadership experience managing technical teams in a GMP environment, including direct management of scientists or engineers and cross-functional leadership\n
Demonstrated expertise in regulatory submissions (CMC sections) for investigational and commercial products (IND, NDA, BLA, or international equivalents)\n
Experience working with CMOs and managing external technical relationships\n
Familiarity with project management methodologies, technical problem solving, an cross-functional integration\n
Experience developing HPLC, TLC, or GC QC methods for radiopharmaceuticals is required.\n
Strong written and verbal communication skills are required.\n
Experience working with radiometals is preferred.\n
Experience with conjugation and radiolabeling of biologics is preferred.