Contract Regulatory CMC Technical Writer

Salary $100 - $180/Hr
LocationCambridge, Massachusetts
Employment type Contract
Discipline

Job description

Job Summary:
We are seeking an experienced Regulatory CMC Technical Writer to support the development of high-quality Chemistry, Manufacturing, and Controls (CMC) documentation for Investigational New Drug (IND) and Investigational Medicinal Product Dossier (IMPD) submissions for small molecule pharmaceutical products. The successful candidate will collaborate cross-functionally to generate regulatory content aligned with current FDA, EMA, and ICH guidelines, and ensure consistency, clarity, and scientific rigor in submission documents. 
Key Responsibilities: 
Prepare, write, and review CMC sections of global regulatory submissions (INDs, IMPDs, CTAs), including Module 3 of the CTD.
Review and summarize comparability protocols and technology transfer protocols for regulatory filings.
  • Write process development history sections by collaborating with SMEs (e.g., Process Development, Manufacturing, QA, Analytical) to cohesively describe changes from Phase 1 to Phase 3.
  • Interpret and summarize analytical methods, method validation data, and stability data for inclusion in regulatory documentation.
  • Draft comprehensive stability summaries by critically reviewing and interpreting available stability data across multiple batches and storage conditions.
  • Create and format specification tables, batch analysis tables, and other data-driven content using Certificates of Analysis (CoAs) and internal specifications.
  • Work within Veeva Vault (or similar systems) to extract data, manage versions, and author documents in alignment with document control and submission timelines.
  • Ensure all regulatory content is scientifically accurate, consistent, and aligned with applicable FDA, EMA, and ICH guidelines for investigational and late-stage clinical submissions.
  • Contribute to response strategies and author responses to Health Authority questions related to CMC topics.