Supply and Logistics Leader

We are looking for professionals with experience in Clinical Research and/or Pharma industry to work remotely in a global team.

The Supply and Logistics Project Manager (SLPM) acts as the functional leader and will provide global leadership, management, general oversight, and direction for Clinical Trial Supply & Logistics (CTS&L) projects.

This requires in-depth business understanding in order to make effective decisions independently and the knowledge and experience to confidently recommend a course of action.
The SLL leads the CTS&L teams by combining a depth of clinical & Lab logistics experience with insight into client pressures and an ability to develop the right solution for the client to achieve operational excellence, delivery of projects/programs on time, to budget, to the highest quality and in compliance with ICH GCP, GCLP, customs regulations and GMP.

The SLL has overall accountability for the development and execution of the Clinical Trial Supply and Logistics strategy and financial performance of the project.

May act as Project Leader for CTS&L standalone projects or for projects involving a small number of services, where no other PAREXEL Project Leader is assigned.

• Excellent understanding of logistics operations
• Extensive experience in the pharmaceutical/Clinical research/consulting industry - MANDATORY.
• Profound experience in laboratory logistics and/or clinical supply chain management or related field within the biopharmaceutical industry (MANDATORY)
• Strong competencies in leading financial tasks such as budgeting, revenue recognition, change in scope analysis, cost negotiations, and financial metrics analysis - MANDATORY
• Project management and/or significant team leadership experience
• Individuals should have a strong understanding of cross-functional activities
• Profound multinational work experience
• Fluent in English (oral and written) - MANDATORY

• Educated to B.A/ B.S. or Master degree, or equivalent (e.g. Pharm. D.), in biology, pharmacy, or another health-related discipline, international trade, business administration or logistics or relevant work experience