What are the responsibilities and job description for the Technical Project Manager position at IMMY?
Description
Role Overview
Reporting to the Lead Project Manager, this role is responsible for the day-to-day project management of molecular (PCR-based) and immunoassay-based IVD product development and transfer projects. The Technical Project Manager will be embedded in the technical process, working closely with PD scientists, Design Assurance, Quality, Regulatory, and other functions. You will drive projects through IMMY's defined transfer process from development through to commercial readiness.
Key Duties & Responsibilities
Project Execution
Required Education & Experience
Background Check Policy: All offers of employment at IMMY are contingent upon clear, acceptable results of a thorough background check. IMMY performs all background checks in compliance with EEOC and FCRA regulations and all other applicable federal, state, and local laws.
Role Overview
Reporting to the Lead Project Manager, this role is responsible for the day-to-day project management of molecular (PCR-based) and immunoassay-based IVD product development and transfer projects. The Technical Project Manager will be embedded in the technical process, working closely with PD scientists, Design Assurance, Quality, Regulatory, and other functions. You will drive projects through IMMY's defined transfer process from development through to commercial readiness.
Key Duties & Responsibilities
Project Execution
- Manage Ownership: Lead 2–3 active projects simultaneously through all phases—from early planning and cross-department communication to launch readiness.
- Planning: Develop and maintain detailed project plans, timelines, and action logs.
- Monitoring: Track progress against milestones and escalate risks or blockers to the Lead Project Manager in a timely manner.
- Facilitation: Arrange and lead early-stage planning and technology transfer meetings with key stakeholders.
- Technical Oversight: Ask critical questions to ensure technical, quality, and regulatory requirements are addressed throughout the project lifecycle.
- Compliance: Ensure all design, development, and transfer activities align with IMMY’s defined processes and SOPs.
- Phase Gate Reviews: Support review meetings by preparing agendas, collating documentation, taking minutes, and tracking follow-up actions.
- Documentation: Ensure all design control and project documentation meets the required standards for quality and regulatory compliance.
- Primary Contact: Act as the main point of communication for project-specific development team members.
- Technical Liaison: Work closely with technical teams to translate progress and challenges into actionable project reporting.
- Reporting: Feed project-level updates into the Lead Project Manager’s portfolio oversight.
Required Education & Experience
- Degree: Bachelor’s degree in a relevant life science discipline (e.g., Biochemistry, Immunology, Biomedical Science); Postgraduate qualification is desirable.
- Experience: Minimum 3–5 years in project management or coordination within an IVD, diagnostics, or life sciences environment.
- Technical Expertise: Hands-on experience with immunoassay and molecular assay product development (e.g., Lateral Flow, ELISA, Chemiluminescence, qPCR) is strongly preferred.
- Regulatory Standards: Knowledge of IVD quality systems including ISO 13485, FDA 21 CFR Part 820, and IVDR is a plus.
- Versatility: Experience across both immunoassay and molecular diagnostics (PCR) is a distinct advantage.
- Organization: Highly organized with the ability to manage multiple high-priority tasks simultaneously.
- Communication: Strong written and verbal skills; confident in facilitating meetings and producing clear technical documentation.
- Tools: Proficient in Microsoft Office / 365 and modern project management software.
Background Check Policy: All offers of employment at IMMY are contingent upon clear, acceptable results of a thorough background check. IMMY performs all background checks in compliance with EEOC and FCRA regulations and all other applicable federal, state, and local laws.