We have a current opportunity for a Project Manager, Global Public Health - EZIJP00003854 on a contract basis. The position will be based in Cambridge/Boston. For further information about this position please apply.
* Full-time, contract position for up to three years, with the possibility of converting to a permanent hire. Part-time (minimum 60%) may also be considered.
* Desired start date: as soon as possible.
* Flexibility with remote working and work schedule.
* Travel: opportunity for some optional travel.
The company is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity and strongly encourages all qualified candidates to apply.
The manager be willing to consider 100% remote, though he prefers in-person/hybrid
The Project Manager will be a key member of the global health team, responsible for smooth functioning of multiple drug development projects focused on malaria, tuberculosis and the neglected tropical diseases. This is a varied and dynamic position that spans project operations and planning, budgeting, grant management and contracting. The Project Manager will interface with a range of internal stakeholders, including several scientific groups (chemistry, safety, DMPK, CMC), legal and finance, as well as external collaboration partners and grant agencies in the US and internationally.
Key responsibilities:
* Manage planning and operations for a portfolio of projects: Take responsibility for cohesive progress towards project goals by the multidisciplinary team. Coordinate scientific decision-making and (re)design of project plans. Map and monitor timelines; identify and resolve barriers to success. Facilitate productive collaboration with external partners as a primary point-of-contact. Organize regular project meetings and manage data sharing, including collaborative tools (e.g. SharePoint).
* Manage project budgets: Develop, track and update project budgets in coordination with the client's functional groups and external partners. Ensure timely invoicing and payments for collaboration partners, funding organizations and CROs.
* Manage preparation of grant proposals (including development of project plans, budget and timelines) together with internal and external team members. Coordinate progress reporting and communications with funding organizations.
* Coordinate contracting with collaborators and CROs in conjunction with legal and scientific colleagues, including grant agreements, work orders, CDAs and MTAs.
* Take initiative to identify and address gaps and implement solutions to improve workflows and project management.