R&D Project Manager

Job description

At Repligen, we are developing the next generation of technologies that enable lifesaving biologic therapies. We are looking for an experienced R&D Project Manager to lead innovation, development and implementation projects within our bioprocessing equipment portfolio. You will manage multiple cross-functional product development projects from concept through commercialization, working closely with Engineering, R&D, Product Management, Manufacturing, Supply Chain, Quality, and Commercial teams. R&D Project Manager is reporting directly to Senior Manager – R&D PMO.Key Responsibilities Lead multiple new product development projects from concept through commercialization. Establish and drive project plans, budgets, resource plans, risk management, and stakeholder management. Lead cross-functional teams to ensure successful and timely project execution; keep project team members accountable for fulfilling the tasks. Facilitate project meetings, design reviews, prototype builds, testing activities, and documentation development. Drive alignment across stakeholders and provide regular project status updates. Support product transfer into manufacturing and commercialization activities. Qualifications University degree in Engineering, Life Sciences, Biotechnology, or a related field. Minimum 5 years of project management experience in product development within industrial equipment, biotechnology, life sciences, medical devices, or related industries. Strong understanding of project management methodology and governance experience. Proven ability to lead cross-functional project teams in a dynamic and fast-changing environment; influence stakeholders without direct authority Excellent organizational, communication, and stakeholder management skills. Repligen offers you a competitive remuneration package, including a yearly bonus, additional health insurance package, sport benefits and flexible working hours. But most importantly Repligen offers you a stimulating, fast--paced environment with steep learning curves and the opportunity to contribute to the healthcare of patients worldwide. All of this with an international team and a modern office in Jüri, Estonia