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Senior Manager, Regulatory Affairs CMC
Gilead Sciences. Lead or support integrated global CMC regulatory strategies for T-cell drug product and lentiviral vector programs .
Posted 9/29/2026full-timeSanta Monica • California • United StatesSenior💰 $143,225 - $185,350 per yearWebsite
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Demonstrates extensive expertise in Regulatory CMC strategies for T-cell and lentiviral vector programs, with a strong focus on global submissions, health authority interactions, and compliance with GMP and ICH requirements. Capable of leading cross-functional teams and coaching colleagues while managing complex regulatory submissions and ensuring inspection readiness.
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Regulatory Affairs CMC ExperienceT-Cell Drug Product ManufacturingLentiviral Vector ManufacturingGlobal Submissions and Health Authority InteractionsGMP and ICH Compliance
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Hard Skills
Regulatory CMC StrategyIND/CTA CMC PackagesQuality Attributes and SpecificationsProcess Performance QualificationChange Control AssessmentTechnical Writing for Regulatory SubmissionsAnalytical Method DevelopmentManufacturing Process ValidationComparability and Bridging StrategiesInspection Readiness
Soft Skills
LeadershipCoachingCommunicationProblem-SolvingDecision-Making
Industry Keywords
BiotechnologyBiopharmaceutical DevelopmentCell TherapyGene TherapyATMPsClinical DevelopmentMulti-Site ManufacturingTechnology TransferRegulatory CommitmentsHealth Authority Engagement
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Lead or support integrated global CMC regulatory strategies for T-cell drug product and lentiviral vector programs
- Serve as Regulatory CMC representative on program and technical teams
- Convert program decisions into regulatory requirements, submission plans, health authority engagement strategies, risks, mitigations, and decision points
- Define phase-appropriate CMC content and evidence expectations
- Provide regulatory guidance for autologous T-cell manufacturing processes and assess manufacturing process changes
- Guide T-cell control strategy, including quality attributes, process parameters, in-process controls, specifications, potency, identity, purity, viability, safety testing, and comparability criteria
- Support site additions, technology transfers, manufacturing network expansion, process performance qualification, comparability, validation, and post-approval change strategies
- Provide regulatory guidance for lentiviral vector manufacture and assess LVV process and analytical changes
- Guide LVV control strategy and develop regulatory approaches for LVV comparability and bridging
- Define phase-appropriate IND/CTA CMC packages and prepare or review submissions, amendments, health authority questions, and regulatory meeting materials
- Drive CMC readiness for pivotal studies and BLA/MAA submissions
- Lead or support responses to information requests, deficiency letters, and health authority meeting questions
- Assess post-approval changes and change controls
- Support inspection readiness by aligning filings with site practices, validation status, manufacturing history, quality systems, and commitments
- Author, coordinate, and critically review CMC sections for INDs, CTAs, BLAs, MAAs, supplements, variations, amendments, annual reports, renewals, and post-approval commitments
- Maintain registered details, regulatory commitments, correspondence, assumptions, and decision history
- Present status, risks, options, and recommendations to technical teams and leadership
- Contribute to Regulatory CMC templates, playbooks, precedents, intelligence, and training
- Coach less experienced colleagues and fulfill people-leader accountabilities
Requirements
What you’ll need- Bachelor’s degree and eight years’ experience, or Master’s degree and six years’ experience, or PhD
- Degree in a scientific discipline or related field
- Significant Regulatory Affairs CMC experience in biotechnology or biopharmaceutical development
- Direct experience supporting cell therapy and/or viral vector programs
- Hands-on experience with both autologous T-cell drug product manufacturing and LVV manufacturing strongly preferred
- Experience across early clinical development and pivotal, registration, commercial, or post-approval programs
- Experience with global submissions and health authority interactions
- Experience with multi-site manufacturing networks, technology transfers, external manufacturers/testing laboratories, inspection readiness, and global change management
- Strong working knowledge of GMP and relevant ICH and regional requirements for ATMPs/cell and gene therapy products
- Strong understanding of global CMC regulatory expectations for cell and gene therapy products
- Technical understanding of autologous T-cell unit operations, individualized manufacturing controls, chain of identity/custody, cryopreservation, product testing, comparability, and site/network changes
- Technical understanding of LVV manufacturing, raw materials and plasmids, cell banks, viral safety, vector-specific analytical methods, potency, titer, purity, residuals, stability, and reference standards
- Ability to connect LVV attributes and process changes to T-cell manufacturing performance and final drug product quality
- Ability to evaluate development, characterization, validation, comparability, stability, and manufacturing data
- Demonstrated ability to author and review high-quality CMC submissions and communicate complex issues clearly
- Operates with considerable independence and sound judgment
- Ability to manage parallel priorities across early- and late-stage programs
- Ability to lead Regulatory CMC sub-teams or special initiatives and coach colleagues
Benefits
Comp & perks- Discretionary annual bonus
- Discretionary stock-based long-term incentives
- Paid time off
- Company-sponsored medical insurance
- Company-sponsored dental insurance
- Company-sponsored vision insurance
- Company-sponsored life insurance
- Flexible working policy with two days of remote working and three days working onsite