Vaccines Platform Analytical Science and Technology Lead
Pubblicato il 14-10-2026 - Gsk in Vicenza
Overview
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In this Director-level role within Global Manufacturing Science & Technology, you lead a team of Analytical Science & Technology experts to define end-to-end analytical control strategies and support tech transfers across GSC. You will drive cross-site collaborations, manage complex investigations with data analytics, and ensure analytical sections of regulatory submissions. You'll shape lifecycle programs and advance new analytical platforms, contributing to faster, higher-quality product supply for patients.
Retribuzione / Benefits
- annual premio
- long-term incentive program
- hybrid working model
- limited business travel
- salary ranges by location
- inclusive work environment
Responsabilità
- Lead and develop a team of Analytical Science & Technology leaders
- Own end-to-end analytical control strategies, specifications and comparability processes
- Steer cross-functional,
cross-site teams on analytical aspects of strategic products and projects
- Present responsibilities to global stakeholders within project governance bodies
- Coordinate complex analytical investigations using advanced data analytics and digital acumen
- Mentor and develop methods and modern analytical platform technologies
- Accountable for analytical sections of lifecycle regulatory submissions and RTQ processes
Requisiti fondamentali
- BSc or higher in a relevant scientific field
- Senior experience in analytical technologies, xysqume method development and validation
- Knowledge of Quality by Design, risk management, GMP, NPI and manufacturing operations
- Experience supporting regulatory interactions and submissions for vaccines or biotherapeutics
- Strong leadership and influencing skills in a global matrix environment
- leadership
- influencing across a global matrix
- cross-functional collaboration
- Analyti