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Replimune Group

Develops oncolytic viral immunotherapies for cancer

Qualified Person Director

Regulatory & Quality (Life Sciences)Confirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeAbingdon, UKNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • Fulfil Qualified Person duties in compliance with EudraLex Volume 4, Annex 16, Certification by a Qualified Person and Batch Release.
  • Ensure each individual batch is manufactured and checked in compliance with applicable United Kingdom or European Union laws, Good Manufacturing Practice, the relevant marketing authorisation or clinical trial authorisation, and the product specification file.
  • Be eligible as a Qualified Person under Article 49 of Directive 2001/83/EC.
  • Maintain current regulatory and industry knowledge through a programme of continuous professional development.
  • Have at least two years of experience in relevant pharmaceutical fields.
  • Have experience with sterile products.
  • Have knowledge of European Union and United Kingdom regulations and guidelines regarding Good Manufacturing Practice.

Responsibilities

  • Personally ensure that certification requirements are fulfilled before a batch is released to market or exported in the European Union or United Kingdom.
  • Assess batch records, quality control data, quality-system records, production conditions, cleaning records, finished-pack examinations, importation testing, stability data, shipping data, audits, manufacturer authorisations, regulatory and Good Manufacturing Practice requirements, supply-chain verification, and other relevant quality factors before batch certification.
  • Ensure products are manufactured or imported appropriately using practices that safeguard patient safety and the reliability and robustness of clinical data.
  • Ensure appropriate pharmaceutical quality systems are in place for Good Manufacturing Practice and maintain broad knowledge of pharmaceutical development and the clinical-trial process.
  • Confirm that manufacturing and quality-control activities follow Good Manufacturing Practice principles.
  • Confirm that the product supply chain is fully documented and available.
  • Confirm that required external audits have been performed and are available.
  • Confirm that manufacturing, quality-control, distribution, and certification sites are listed in the applicable application, appropriately licensed, and compliant with that application.
  • Confirm that manufacturing and testing activities are consistent with the applicable application.
  • Confirm that starting-material and packaging-material sources and specifications comply with the applicable regulatory application.
  • Confirm that the active pharmaceutical ingredient is manufactured and distributed according to Good Manufacturing Practice and imported appropriately.
  • Confirm that excipients are manufactured according to applicable requirements.
  • Confirm that the transmissible spongiform encephalopathy status of materials is consistent with the applicable application.
  • Confirm that records are complete and appropriately endorsed, required in-process controls and checks have been performed, processes remain validated, and personnel are trained and qualified.
  • Confirm that finished-product quality-control data meets the applicable specification.
  • Address post-marketing manufacturing or testing commitments and confirm that ongoing stability data supports certification.
  • Evaluate the impact of manufacturing or testing changes and complete additional checks or tests.
  • Ensure batch-specific investigations are sufficiently complete to support certification.
  • Confirm that ongoing complaints, investigations, or recalls do not prevent batch certification.
  • Ensure required technical agreements are in place.
  • Ensure the self-inspection programme is active and current.
  • Ensure appropriate distribution and shipment arrangements are in place.
  • Ensure required safety features are affixed where appropriate.
  • Certify finished-product batches as compliant with Good Manufacturing Practice and the applicable marketing authorisation, clinical trial authorisation, and product specification file.
  • Confirm that batches were manufactured and checked in accordance with the applicable authorisation or product specification file and Good Manufacturing Practice principles.
  • Take a lead role in quality defects under EudraLex Volume 4, including complaints, product recalls, and Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products guidance.
  • Oversee batch review for Replimune clinical and commercial products intended for the European Union and United Kingdom.
  • Execute batch disposition for release of Replimune clinical and commercial products in the European Union and United Kingdom.
  • Assess applicable deviations, quality defects, change controls, complaints, and product labels.
  • Support the company and its staff in driving continual improvement.

Desired Qualifications

  • A postgraduate degree such as a Master’s degree or PhD.
  • Experience with Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products.

About the Company

Replimune Group

Develops oncolytic viral immunotherapies for cancer

Replimune develops cancer therapies that use engineered viruses (oncolytic immunotherapies) to attack tumors. These treatments selectively infect cancer cells, causing their destruction, and at the same time stimulate the immune system to recognize and fight tumors. By combining multiple methods of action, Replimune aims to boost the effectiveness of existing immune checkpoint inhibitors and create a stronger anti-tumor response. The company focuses on research, development, and clinical testing, and plans to earn revenue through partnerships, licensing, and eventual sales of approved therapies. Its goal is to deliver workable cancer treatments by validating safety and efficacy in clinical trials and bringing these therapies to patients with various cancers.

Company size
201-500
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Woburn, MA
Founded
2015

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