Structure Therapeutics develops life-changing medicines for patients using advanced structure-based and computational drug discovery technology. The company’s platform combines the latest advancements in visualization of molecular interactions, computational chemistry, and data integration to design orally available, superior small molecule medicines that overcome current limitations of biologic and peptide drugs. We are advancing a clinical-stage pipeline of differentiated treatments focused on chronic diseases with high unmet need, including cardiovascular, metabolic, and pulmonary conditions. Structure Therapeutics is led by an experienced group of international drug innovators and financed by top-tier global life sciences investors. The company completed an initial public offering (IPO) in February 2023. With offices in California and Shanghai, Structure Therapeutics has the benefit of being at the center of life science innovation in both the US and China and capitalizing on the strengths of each geographic location. Reporting to Senior Director of clinical data management (CDM), the Associate Director (AD) will oversee and manage the strategic and operational aspects of data management in support of clinical development activities for assigned studies. The AD is responsible for planning, implementing, and managing CDM CRO activities on assigned clinical studies, including but not limited to database and technology selections, vendor management, data collection, and ensuring quality standards are maintained and all the timelines are met. The AD serves as primary DM contact to collaborate closely with cross-functional teams, including Clinical Operations, Biostatistics, Clinical Development and Regulatory Affairs, to ensure that data management activities align with the overall clinical development strategy and regulatory requirements.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Number of Employees
11-50 employees