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Syndax Pharmaceuticals

Manager, Clinical Supply Chain

Syndax Pharmaceuticals, Waltham, Massachusetts, United States, 02254


Syndax Pharmaceuticals is looking for a Manager, Clinical Supply ChainAt Syndax, we are determined to realize a future in which people with cancer live longer and better than ever before. Syndax Pharmaceuticals is a clinical stage biopharmaceutical company developing an innovative pipeline of cancer therapies.The Role:The Manager of Clinical Supply Chain will be responsible for managing investigational drug supplies for multiple worldwide oncology trials. They will oversee all aspects of clinical supply management including packaging, labeling, distribution, monitoring inventory, and vendor oversight. They will have an excellent understanding of the clinical supply packaging and labeling processes and be able to independently manage supply needs and distribution.Key Responsibilities:Develop clinical supply packaging and labeling to fulfill clinical study dosing requirements and patient compliance for Syndax’s Early Access Program, Compassionate Use, IST, and Collaborative studies. Work with CMC, Clinical Operations, Quality Assurance, Medical Affairs, Regulatory Affairs, vendors, and others, as required, to finalize and implement designs.Assess labeling, packaging, and distribution needs on a study-by-study basis and identify appropriate vendors to conduct this work. Establish agreements with these vendors.Manage outsourcing of labeling, packaging, storage, and distribution of Syndax-manufactured drug supply and co-administered supplies, as required, to global sites.Translate clinical protocols into a supply forecast to determine the appropriate amounts of drug supply needed and schedule productions accordingly.Monitor inventory levels at depots and advise clinical sites on inventory levels for non-IRT supported studies through the life of a trial; take preventive actions to avoid potential supply issues.Collaborate with external vendors to develop and approve specifications and user acceptance testing of IRT systems, where these are utilized for supply management. Review and request modifications when study plans change.Manage day-to-day orders of resupplies to sites for studies not supported with an IRT system.Provide timely technical review of vendor-generated documentation and collaborate with Quality to complete final review/approvals, as required.Establish practices and SOPs as needed, to support industry best practices.Collaborate with Quality to establish and regularly review Quality Agreements with vendors and partners providing packaging, labeling, and/or distribution services.Collaborate with CMC, Quality, Regulatory and Clinical Operations, and others, as needed to assure joint success.Manage end-to-end supply chain activities including accountability and reconciliation for global trials for both IRT and non-IRT trials.Prevent and resolve operational issues such as deviations, corrective and preventative actions, production delays, etc.Desired Experience/Education and Personal Attributes:BS, MS or PharmD degree, and at least 5-7 years of clinical supply chain experience within pharma/biotech. APICS certification or coursework is desired.Thorough understanding of GXPs governing the manufacture of pharmaceutical drug products and conduct of routine clinical trials distribution.Extensive experience in clinical supply management including logistics (labeling, packaging, distribution, expiries), inventory tracking, and managing IRT systems.Must be knowledgeable in US, EU, and ROW clinical supply labeling requirements and the QP review/release/certification process for European clinical supplies.Experience with both ambient and cold chain products.Must be able to effectively manage multiple activities and problem-solve to achieve business needs.Strong communication skills, able to work independently and collaborate with key internal and external stakeholders.Excellent project management skills.Dynamic and energetic, hands-on approach to challenges.Business travel to various company offices, suppliers, and partners as required.Location:

Syndax has offices in Waltham, MA, and New York City and has a dispersed workforce across the United States. Regular travel will be required for this role. To help ensure the safety and well-being of our employees, visitors, and other stakeholders, Syndax strongly encourages employees/consultants to get vaccinated/boosted against COVID-19 prior to participating in an in-person meeting or traveling on behalf of Syndax.

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