Support data mapping of eCTD metadata from legacy publishing system into future state system
Support activities in preparation of enabling eCTD 4.0 submissions
Work mostly conducted in Excel, working against data extracts from Veeva Vault RIM
Own portions of the data migration mapping to enable Veeva Publishing as well as preparation activities for eCTD 4.0 enablement, including, but not limited to:
Mapping legacy eCTD metadata into Veeva RIM relationships
Identifying out of date eCTD relationships
Suggesting updates to align with historical dossiers and enable future lifecycle management
Corrections to the Veeva RIM archive as needed
Mapping of current submission types and subtypes against Veeva and HA recommended nomenclature
Mapping of existing submission records and fields into updated data models and fields
Mapping eCTD 4.0 functionality in Veeva Publishing and executing end user testing as needed

Requirements

Bachelor's degree, with a preference for life sciences or technology area
Typically requires at least five to seven years hands-on technical experience with eCTD publishing, either in Veeva Vault or similar publishing tools
Experience with Veeva Vault RIM
In depth hands on experience with eCTD publishing software, detailed understanding of eCTD metadata
Proficient in Microsoft Office, especially Excel and formulas, e.g. Vlookup and pivot tables.
Ability to organize and manage tasks with firm deadlines
Ability to collaborate and communicate in an open, clear, complete, timely and consistent manner.

Benefits

Compensation, medical benefits, fringe benefits and other terms and conditions of employment shall be presented by the third-party agency partner upon offer.
Overtime pay, in accordance with federal and state requirements

Applicant Tracking System Keywords

Tip: use these terms in your resume and cover letter to boost ATS matches.

eCTD publishingdata mappingmetadata managementdata migrationend user testingExcelVlookuppivot tablesdata modelssubmission types

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