
Associate Director Scientific Project Manager (REMOTE)
Job Description
Internal Communications & Stakeholder Alignment (Primary Focus)
- Build and run clear internal communication loops (updates, briefs, decision logs) that keep leaders and cross‑functional partners aligned; provide succinct, high‑quality status reporting tailored to diverse stakeholders.
- Stand up and facilitate recurring operating rhythms (weekly standups, milestone reviews, risk/issue scrubs) to keep programs on track and unblock decisions quickly. Prepare concise materials for internal reviews (strategy checkpoints, readouts, change‑control proposals), emphasizing accuracy, clarity, and actionability.
- Act as a force‑multiplier for CSIO: anticipate needs, sequence work, and ensure stakeholders are prepared for key discussions and decisions.
Operationalize Strategy & Drive Execution
- Translate scientific/operational objectives into scoped plans with milestones, dependencies, resource needs, and success metrics; maintain integrated project plans and risk/issue registers.
- Determine and manage resources to reach objectives efficiently; track budgets and adjust plans based on evolving priorities.
- Provide consistent, data driven updates on progress, variances, and corrective actions to leadership.
Standardization & Process Excellence
- Establish standard ways of working (playbooks, templates, RACI models, SOPs) for planning, change control, and reporting; promote adoption through training and iterative improvement.
- Apply industry project‑management best practices and quality/regulatory awareness (e.g., GLP/GCP context as applicable) to ensure consistent execution and documentation.
Ownership, Issues, & Change Management
- Proactively surface risks, dependencies, and bottlenecks; drive mitigation plans and change‑control processes end‑to‑end.
- Lead organizational change‑management efforts to land new processes and behaviors across teams, ensuring adoption and measurable impact.