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Asia Regional Lead Tech Transfer & Program Management

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Location
CHN - Shanghai - Manufacturing, China
Type
Full-time
Department
IT
Seniority
Lead
Source
Workday

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Job Description

About the role:


Tech Transfer & Program Management. Regional scope covers high-priority commercial and late-stage technology transfers, lifecycle projects, launch readiness, manufacturing network initiatives, and major MSAT programs. Provides regional governance, prioritization, execution oversight, capacity planning, and mentorship; direct line-management responsibility is not specified. Cross-region trade-offs and resource conflicts escalate to the Head of TT&PM.


  • Establishment, tracking, and oversite of the Asia TT portfolio
  • Standardization and harmonization of TT systems, standards, and best practices network-wide
  • Ensure 100% on-time schedule adherence and 15% YoY TT timeline reduction

How you will contribute:


  • Run regional tech transfer governance where Global MSAT is needed or involved, within the standard model set by TT Standardization & Program Excellence, ensuring consistent decisions and oversight and escalating beyond regional scope to enterprise/portfolio governance
  • Lead and prioritize the regional portfolio of high-priority commercial and late-stage transfers, lifecycle projects, launch readiness, and major MSAT initiatives according to business value, patient impact, supply risk, and capacity; escalate cross-region trade-offs to the Head of TT&PM
  • Ensure consistent on-time Tech Transfer Plans, Tech Transfer Protocols, readiness reviews, governance updates, risk registers, and related documentation to TT Standardization & Program Excellence definitions
  • Monitor milestones, critical paths, dependencies, risks, decision points, and resourcing, varying oversight by project risk and business criticality
  • Lead, coach, and guide Asia TT&PM team members, role modelling project discipline, communication, stakeholder management, escalation, and delivery performance consistent with standard program-management practices
  • Provide clear status updates, executive summaries, decision requests, and escalation pathways to senior leaders and cross-functional partners
  • Forecast regional capacity, identify resource conflicts, and manage regional workload, escalating cross-region conflicts to the Head of TT&PM using the integrated portfolio view
  • Deploy and drive adherence to standard tools, templates, playbooks, governance cadences, and reporting mechanisms; channel improvements back to TT Standardization rather than creating regional variants
  • Support digital tools, data visibility, knowledge management, and reporting that improve transfer predictability and proactive risk management
  • Drive delivery through influence across CMC, MSAT, sites, Quality, Regulatory, Supply Chain, Development, and external partners, and foster accountability, transparency, continuous improvement, collaboration, and trust

Minimum Requirements/Qualifications:


  • Bachelor’s degree in engineering, pharmaceutical science, biotechnology, chemistry, biology, or a related scientific/technical discipline; advanced degree preferred.
  • 10+ years of relevant experience in pharmaceutical or biotechnology manufacturing, MSAT, CMC, process development, technology transfer, program management, quality, supply chain, or related technical functions.
  • Demonstrated experience leading complex, cross-functional technology transfer or strategic manufacturing programs in a regulated/GMP environment.
  • Experience guiding junior team members; ability to coach, develop, and align diverse technical and program management talent.
  • Strong portfolio governance, risk management, dependency management, escalation management, and executive communication capability.
  • Ability to simplify complex technical and organizational issues into clear decisions, actions, and priorities.
  • Strong stakeholder management across sites, regional teams, global functions, and external partners.
  • Comfort operating in ambiguity and building scalable ways of working across geographies and modalities.

Locations

CHN - Shanghai - Manufacturing

Worker Type

Employee

Worker Sub-Type

Regular

Time Type

Full time

Skills

GMPRisk ManagementProgram Management

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