As the Head of Process Chemistry, you will be working in the department “Process Chemistry & Catalysis” within the function “Small Molecules Technical Development”.
Behind every presentation of each product sold by Roche is the involvement of Pharma Global Technical Operations (PT). Starting with Phase I of the development process and continuing through to product maturity, PT makes medicines at sites around the world and includes more than 12 000 employees worldwide.
"Global Technical Development" (PTD) is an organization of over two thousand people globally that are integral for the mission of Roche to develop meaningful medicines for patients. Therefore, PTD actively collaborates and develops innovative technical solutions to bridge early-stage, late-stage and commercial product needs. The mandate of our organization is, to reliably deliver the pipeline and supply quality products to patients. Our organization excel in our work through innovation, collaboration, dedication, and mutual respect and add value every day, continuously improving what we do.
“Small Molecules Technical Development” (PTDC) brings a broad range of experience across drug substance (DS), drug product (DP), and collaborates closely with key partners in the departments Research and Early Development (pRED / gRED), commercial manufacturing (PTC) and PTD. PTDC is responsible for late stage technical development of our small molecules pipeline and manufacture of drug substance and drug product for clinical studies across our small molecules manufacturing network.
The Head of Process Chemistry leads a section responsible for end-to-end process chemistry, from the design of new synthetic routes to the development of save, reliable and sustainable commercial manufacturing processes of synthetic drug substances throughout all clinical phases until transfer to commercial manufacturing.
Key responsibilities are:
As the Head of Process Chemistry, you hold a PhD degree in organic chemistry with at least 8 years of experience in process research & development and scale-up of small molecule drug substances for all phases of clinical development as well as for commercial manufacturing. This is demonstrated by publications in scientific literature, patents and authoring of regulatory documents.
Other key requirements are:
Roche is an equal opportunity employer.
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