Quality Control Medical Writing
serene healthcare staffingMillbrae (CA)
Quality Control Medical Writing
Posted 10 days ago
serene healthcare staffingMillbrae (CA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Title Helping design AI systems that write regulatory documents. Deconstructing authoring/review/QC heuristics for engineers. Evaluating AI-generated content quality and identifying edge cases. Bridging the gap between domain expertise (medical writing) and technical product development.
Job Description:
Helping design AI systems that write regulatory documents. Deconstructing authoring/review/QC heuristics for engineers. Evaluating AI-generated content quality and identifying edge cases. Bridging the gap between domain expertise (medical writing) and technical product development. Requirements Must Have Skills for Role: candidates MUST have at least 3 years of US-based experience in the US. Additionally, if applicable, please explicitly state that the candidate is open to immediate relocation since these are IN-OFFICE in SF positions. 3+ years of medical writing experience in regulatory affairs. Direct experience with CTD documents (non-clinical and CMC). Knowledge of FDA, EMA, and ICH guidelines. Ability to extract and document rules/logic for technical teams. Strong QC capabilities. Nice to Have Skills for Role: Familiarity with structured content formats like XML or JSON. Experience working with life sciences software tools.
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