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Sr. Clinical Research Associate

Location: Natick, MA

About the Role:

Anagram Therapeutics is seeking a hands-on, collaborative In-House, Sr. Clinical Research Associate –who will provide sponsor side oversight and hands on operational support for global clinical trials. This role is a 6-9 month consultant role with the potential to become a permanent position. This position will focus on site performance, CRO monitoring oversight, site enrollment, data quality/tracking, protocol compliance and timely resolution of operational issues. In a small biotech environment, the successful candidate must be comfortable working independently, identifying risks early, and taking ownership of follow-up through resolution. The role will conduct sponsor oversight, co-monitoring, remote monitoring and targeted site visits as needed to supplement CRO activities and address risks and support enrollment and data completion objectives. Domestic and international travel will be required as needed (estimated up to 30-40% at times based on project need).

Responsibilities:

  • Perform sponsor oversight, co-monitoring, and/or targeted on site visits based on study needs 
  • Serve as a sponsor point of escalation for site issues, protocol deviations, and data quality concerns from a monitoring perspective
  • Assess site readiness for activation, enrollment, subject visits and study closeout. 
  • Support TMF completeness and inspection readiness, ensuring accurate and timely documentation
  • Track samples and supplies as needed for a study
  • Monitor site performance indicators, including enrollment, protocol compliance, data entry, query resolution, etc.
  • Provide focused support to high risk or underperforming sites
  • Support the onboarding, training and study specific readiness of CRO CRAs 
  • Maintain accurate trackers, documentation and status reporting for assigned activities
  • Contribute to the development and improvement of clinical operations processes and tools
  • Contribute to audit and inspection readiness activities and support responses to monitoring related findings. 
  • Other responsibilities associated with trial operations and clinical development as needed

About You:

  • Strong organizational skills and disciplined follow-through
  • Ability to independently identify, assess, escalate, and resolve operational risks
  • Strong understanding of site monitoring and CROs
  • Excellent written and verbal communication
  • Ability to manage multiple priorities with limited oversight
  • Hands-on, solution-oriented mindset
  • Comfortable operating in a small biotech / startup environment where priorities may evolve
  • Strong collaboration skills across internal functions, CRO teams, vendors and clinical sites

Personal Attributes:

Execution: Demonstrates and fosters a winning mind set, a sense of urgency, optimism, and ownership, and a strong drive to achieve goals and organizational success. Delivers business results for the organization. Accountable for effectively and efficiently completing work responsibilities and tasks with high quality. Demonstrates initiative, works to achieve results, meets or exceeds goals, and acts on opportunities to create value

Collaboration: Promotes collaboration and works effectively with others across the organization to achieve goals. Demonstrates proficient cross-cultural communication and collaboration in all interactions. Credits others for their contributions and accomplishments.

Communication: Prepares and delivers clear, concise, accurate, effective, and persuasive written and verbal materials/messages. Attentively and accurately listens to others. Promotes a free and timely flow of high-quality information between self and others and across the organization; encourages the open expression of ideas and opinions.

Adaptability: Responds resourcefully, flexibly, and positively when faced with new challenges and demands. Willingly and effectively deals with the stress and complexities of various situations. Moves forward productively under conditions of change or uncertainty.

Education and Experience:

  • Bachelor’s degree in life sciences or related field (required)
  • 5 years of CRA experience including a minimum of three years performing independent site monitoring supporting multicenter Phase 2 or Phase 3 clinical trials. 
  • Previous experience in a CRO environment required; sponsor or small biotech experience preferred. 
  • Experience using EDC, CTMS, eTMF and related clinical trial systems.
  • Strong knowledge of ICH-GCP, FDA regulations, and clinical trial conduct
  • Demonstrated ability to work independently in a fast-paced, resource-lean environment
  • Willingness and ability to travel domestically and internationally based on program needs, potentially up to 30-40% during periods of increased study activity. 

About Us:

Headquartered in Natick, MA, we have all the perks you can find in Cambridge (short distance to lunch, shopping, etc.) and more perks that you can’t:

  • Ample free parking
  • Easy/quick access to Route 9 and Mass Pike (equal distance to Route 495 or Route 95/128)

Anagram Therapeutics offers competitive compensation, including equity, and a comprehensive benefits package that includes medical, dental, short- and long-term disability, AD&D, 401(k) retirement plan, and an Employee Referral Program.

We are an equal employment opportunity employer and do not discriminate against any applicant because of race, creed, color, age, national origin, ancestry, religion, gender, sexual orientation, disability, genetic information, veteran status, military status, application for military service or any other class protected by state or federal law.

Interested candidates contact us at careers@anagramtx.com

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Associate Director - Regulatory Affairs CMC

Location: Natick, MA

About the role:

This role provides strategic, tactical and operational regulatory CMC leadership to support clinical trial applications, market registrations and post-approval submissions, along with managing the daily regulatory CMC activities of assigned projects for development and/or commercial products. These activities include acting as a regulatory CMC representative on cross-functions teams, planning regulatory CMC submission strategies, and conducting regulatory CMC intelligence activities.

Responsibilities:

  • The Associate Director, Regulatory Affairs CMC will be responsible for leading regulatory CMC activities for Anagram’s portfolio of products, through all stages.
  • Assist with developing Regulatory-CMC strategies and collaborating with key stakeholders to execute the strategies in alignment with business priorities.
  • Prepare CMC regulatory documents in support of Investigational New Drug Applications/Amendments (INDs), Biologics License Applications (BLAs), Investigational Medicinal Product Dossiers (IMPDs), and Clinical Trial Applications (CTAs).
  • Regulatory Affairs CMC representative on project teams; provide guidance and communicate regulatory risks and/or mitigations.
  • Support development of regulatory processes and procedures to support CMC components of regulatory submissions (ie. assessment of manufacturing change controls)
  • Review CMC source documentation in support of dossiers. 
  • Review documents for submission-readiness, to ensure that all submissions conform to health authority guidelines.
  • Ensures high-quality and on-time submissions, for INDs, IMPDs, CTAs, Comparability protocols and BLAs that align with company strategies and Health Authority requirements. This includes planning, writing, coordinating, and tracking the CMC dossier towards submission milestones - interacting with cross-functional departments to ensure deliverables are met according to the corporate goals.
  • Support regulatory inspections and audits
  • Navigate the complex regulatory landscape, staying up-to-date with evolving requirements.

Requirements:

  • Bachelor's degree in a scientific or related field; advanced degree preferred. 
  • A minimum of 8+ years of experience with 5+ years of experience in Regulatory Affairs CMC within the biotech or pharmaceutical industry, along with broad-based CMC technical and product experience
  • Expertise in Regulatory CMC requirements throughout the product lifecycle 
  • Experience with INDs, and NDA’s/BLAs 
  • Strong knowledge of GMP and FDA and ICH regulations.
  • Demonstrated success with leading Module 3 through finalization 
  • Strong leadership and team management skills. 
  • Outstanding communication and interpersonal abilities. 
  • Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, dynamic environment. 
  • Strong problem-solving capabilities.

Working at Anagram

  • Fast-paced environment – Thriving in an environment of change and continuous improvement is a core competency for all members of our team.
  • Dynamic roles - We are a small and tight-knit team enthusiastically tackling difficult problems. All team members are expected to contribute to company protocols, provide feedback and to generally think critically about our processes.
  • High expectations - We have big goals for the future. We expect dedication and positive collaboration from all our team to achieve them.