RAQA Automation Program Manager
Listed on 2026-07-14
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IT/Tech
Change Management, AI Business & Operations -
Management
Change Management, AI Business & Operations
Hybrid - United States of America, California, Brea
May 8, 2026
$135,300 - $175,000
Position SummaryThe RAQA Automation Program Manager serves as a key enterprise leader responsible for modernizing Regulatory Affairs and Quality Assurance through advanced automation and data‑driven capabilities. The role sets the strategic direction for RAQA automation and digital operations, driving high‑impact transformations that strengthen compliance, reduce manual burden, and enable scalable, future‑ready processes across the RAQA ecosystem.
Essential Duties & Responsibilities Strategic Leadership & Vision- Define and own the multiyear RAQA automation strategy, aligning initiatives with enterprise priorities, regulatory expectations, and operational needs.
- Establish a clear vision for a digitally enabled RAQA function, including intelligent workflows, predictive analytics, and automated compliance capabilities.
- Advise RAQA leadership on digital trends, emerging technologies, and opportunities to accelerate efficiency and compliance.
- Lead the identification, prioritization, and execution of automation and digitization of Quality Assurance, Quality Management Systems, and Regulatory Affairs.
- Oversee the development and deployment of intelligent document processing, automated data flows, and digital inspection tools.
- Ensure all solutions are validated, compliant, and seamlessly integrated into the QMS and enterprise systems.
- Drive end‑to‑end process simplification and standardization through Kaizens, value‑stream mapping, and digital workflow redesign.
- Champion automation and digital work instructions to modernize QA operations.
- Build dashboards, analytics, and real‑time visibility tools that elevate decision‑making and improve productivity.
- Lead global change management efforts to ensure successful adoption of automation, new digital tools and processes across all RAQA teams.
- Develop training, communication, and capability building programs to elevate automation and digital fluency within the organization.
- Partner with regional RAQA leaders to ensure consistent deployment and sustained adoption across global sites.
- Ensure all automation and digital solutions meet FDA, EU MDR, ISO 13485, and other applicable regulatory requirements.
- Collaborate with RAQA to ensure automation and digital enabled processes remain transparent, defensible, and compliant.
- Partner with Operations, IT, R&D, and Marketing to ensure alignment and integration of automation and digital initiatives.
- Represent RAQA on enterprise digital transformation committees, steering groups, and governance bodies.
- Influence senior stakeholders through clear communication, strong business cases, and data‑driven insights.
- Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Computer Science, Quality, Regulatory Affairs, or related field; advanced degree preferred.
- 7+ years of experience in Operations, Quality Assurance, Regulatory Affairs, or Automation/Digital Transformation within medical devices, diagnostics, or life sciences.
- Demonstrated success leading enterprise‑level automation or digital transformation programs.
- Demonstrated success implementing inspection automation, test automation, or digital QC systems.
- Deep understanding of QMS processes, regulatory requirements, and validation of digital/automation tools.
- Proven ability to lead global teams, influence senior stakeholders, and drive change in complex environments.
- Exceptional communication, strategic thinking, and program management capabilities.
- Operate as a strategic architect of RAQA’s automation and digital future.
- Translate complex regulatory and quality challenges into scalable automation and digital solutions.
- Build momentum and alignment across global teams.
- Deliver measurable efficiency, compliance, and capability improvements year‑over‑year.
- Serve as a visible champion for innovation, simplification, and continuous improvement.
$135,300 - $175,000
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