Project & Program Management
Associate Director, Nonclinical Project Management - Small Molecules
Summary
Leads cross-functional nonclinical project management for small-molecule programmes from lead candidate selection through clinical development and regulatory submission. Coordinates teams, plans and data packages to support key development milestones.
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Pay: 847,000–1,245,100 DKK per year. Country: Denmark. Department: Global Discovery & Development Sciences Location: Måløv, Denmark Your impact begins here You will lead the nonclinical project management of small-molecule programmes from lead candidate selection through clinical development and towards regulatory submission and approval.
By connecting scientific disciplines, project priorities and regulatory requirements, you will help teams build robust nonclinical data packages and progress important milestones. Your leadership will create clarity across complex programmes and support their path towards first-in-human studies and beyond.
What you’ll bring You combine a strong scientific foundation with the ability to bring structure, momentum, and alignment to complex drug-development programmes. You communicate clearly across disciplines and can deliver results through collaboration and influence.
Essential qualifications include
- - An academic degree in veterinary medicine, pharmacology, toxicology, pharmaceutical sciences or another relevant life-science discipline.
- - Several years of experience in pharmaceutical or biotechnology drug development, including experience with small-molecule development.
- - At least three years of experience in nonclinical project management or a comparable cross-functional drug development role1 …
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