Senior Manager, CMC Regulatory Affairs - Molecules

Department: 107000 Regulatory

Location: San Diego, USA
- Remote

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The Senior Manager, CMC Regulatory Affairs is responsible for providing strategic and operational regulatory leadership for Chemistry, Manufacturing, and Controls (CMC) activities across development and commercial programs. This role leads the development and execution of CMC regulatory strategies to support clinical development, marketing applications, and lifecycle management activities for small molecule drug products, with primary emphasis on oral solid dosage forms including tablets and capsules.

The Senior Manager serves as the primary CMC Regulatory Affairs representative on cross-functional teams and partners closely with Pharmaceutical Development, Technical Operations, Manufacturing, Quality, Analytical Development, Supply Chain, Regulatory Operations, and Project Management to ensure alignment of CMC development plans with regulatory requirements and business objectives.

This position requires extensive experience supporting small molecule drug product development from IND through commercialization, with significant expertise in oral solid dosage forms, drug product manufacturing, formulation development, analytical methods, process validation, and lifecycle management.

• Develop and implement CMC regulatory strategies to support clinical development, registration, commercialization, and lifecycle management of small molecule pharmaceutical products.
• Serve as the CMC Regulatory lead on cross-functional program teams, providing strategic regulatory guidance throughout product development and commercialization.
• Partner with Pharmaceutical Development, Technical Operations, Manufacturing, Quality, Analytical Development, Supply Chain, and Regulatory Operations to ensure CMC activities support regulatory objectives and submission timelines.
• Assess regulatory risks, develop mitigation strategies, and provide strategic regulatory recommendations to support program goals and business priorities.
• Provide regulatory support for products from IND through NDA approval and post-approval lifecycle management, including expedited development pathways where applicable.
• Lead preparation, review, and submission of CMC documentation for regulatory filings, including INDs, CTAs, IMPDs, NDAs, MAAs, amendments, supplements, variations, annual reports, and responses to Health Authority questions.
• Author and review Module 2 and Module 3 CMC documentation, ensuring technical accuracy, consistency, and compliance with regulatory requirements.
• Coordinate cross-functional contributions to CMC regulatory submissions and ensure compliance with regional regulatory expectations.
• Lead CMC regulatory activities supporting initial marketing applications and registration strategies.
• Serve as the primary CMC representative for Health Authority meetings and responses to regulatory questions.
• Support inspection readiness and regulatory assessments related to manufacturing, quality systems, and product quality.
• Develop filing strategies for post-approval CMC changes, including manufacturing process improvements, formulation changes, specification updates, analytical method changes, manufacturing site transfers, technology transfers, process validation, stability updates, and supplier changes.

• Provide strategic regulatory guidance for development and commercialization of small molecule pharmaceutical products, with primary emphasis on oral solid dosage forms including tablets, capsules, and related modified-release formulations.
• Collaborate with Pharmaceutical Development and Manufacturing teams to support formulation development, process development, scale-up, technology transfer, process validation, and commercial manufacturing.
• Evaluate regulatory impact of manufacturing changes involving active…