Oversee the end‑to‑end quality program for an assigned product value chain in antibody drug conjugates.
Coach, influence and connect teams across the network, bringing clarity on quality expectations and helping others solve complex problems.
Develop and maintain the Product Quality Strategy and Product Analytical Strategy in line with supply strategy.
Partner with Quality, Regulatory, Technical, Supply Chain, and site Quality teams to align priorities and resolve issues.
Strengthen and harmonize Quality Management Systems and ways of working, sharing best practices across sites.
Stay current with regulatory requirements, support or lead inspections, and drive ongoing inspection readiness.
Provide quality leadership to product focus teams, the Value Chain Management Team, and related working groups.
Lead quality communications across the network, including meetings, updates, and escalation of issues and risks.
Track and interpret change control, complaints, and quality performance data to identify trends.

At least 10 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry, including experience in a leadership role.
Quality and/or technology experience in vaccines or large molecule products is an advantage.
Experience in continuous improvement or analytical science is desirable.
Strong project management skills and the ability to drive complex initiatives to completion.
Clear, confident communication skills, both written and verbal.
Experience leading multi-functional teams to deliver strategic outcomes.
A degree or postgraduate qualification in a relevant Science, Pharmacy, or Engineering field.
Proven ability to drive change and improvement initiatives.
Strong leadership and stakeholder management skills, with the ability to influence at multiple levels.
Commitment to continuous professional development and continuous improvement.
A track record of success in team environments (for example, project teams, Six Sigma teams, or continuous improvement teams).

Director, Quality Assurance – Value Chain Management

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