Experienced Clinical Project Manager - Cell & Gene Therapy (Sponsor Dedicated/ Remote: US only)

This role will drive complex programs from planning through execution with a focus on structure, accountability, and measurable delivery. You will work across business leaders, delivery teams, and strategic partners to align priorities, manage dependencies, and keep initiatives on track. The position offers the opportunity to bring clarity to complex work and deliver outcomes that matter across the organization within a healthcare environment.

Location: Remote - US based candidates only, no visa sponsorship available.

Responsibilities

• Act as a sponsor-facing project manager for CAR-T and gene therapy trials
• Lead study start-up and site activation efforts with various teams
• Serve as the key point of contact for internal and sponsor communications
• Coordinate with stakeholders to meet timelines, budgets, and milestones
• Track protocol compliance and manage quality indicators at sites
• Ensure regulatory compliance by maintaining TMF and documentation accuracy
• Manage endpoint sample tracking and lab delivery processes
• Assist with risk identification and optimize trial execution

Qualifications

• 2-4 years of clinical trial experience, preferably in a CRO with an oncology focus
• Experience with CAR-T or cell therapy studies is highly desirable
• Strong familiarity with GCP/ICH guidelines and FDA/EMA regulations
• Preferred background includes working in sponsor-dedicated roles within a CRO
• Proficient in clinical systems and project management tools
• Effective in leading sponsor communications and presenting KPIs
• Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field or equivalent work experience

Benefits

• Work sponsor-side while leveraging CRO resources and support
• Be part of groundbreaking research in cell and gene therapy
• Career advancement opportunities through exposure to high-impact projects
• Flexible remote work with chances for in-office collaboration
• Mission-driven team focused on improving lives in oncology and rare diseases

Pay

$100,000 – $120,000 annually