Sr. Manager, Business Risk Management
scorpion therapeuticsSpring House (PA)
Sr. Manager, Business Risk Management
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scorpion therapeuticsSpring House (PA)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Role:
Senior Manager, Business Risk Management within R&D Operations supporting Innovative Medicine at Johnson & Johnson Responsible for implementing risk management processes, tools, and practices across functional and study teams to identify, assess, and mitigate risks associated with drug development projects.
Responsibilities:
Facilitating risk discussions Monitoring risk trends Supporting deployment of risk management technologies Promoting a risk-aware cultureRequirementsBS degree (preferably in Business or Scientific discipline) At least 5 years of experience in pharmaceutical or healthcare industries, with in-depth understanding of drug development processes and risk management practicesPreferred SkillsStrong interpersonal and communication skills Ability to lead stakeholder engagement Experience with portfolio or enterprise risk managementHigh-value specificitiesFocus on innovative medicine development Supporting cross-functional study teams With a global work setting (Europe or USA) Collaboration involves working with functional leaders, study teams, and quality partners to ensure effective risk oversight across early- to late-stage clinical programsLocation Hybrid, with potential postings in Belgium or US East Coast, involving some travel as needed.
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