Build and operate quality systems for cell-therapy products, lead audits and corrective actions, manage product quality and support regulatory and supplier interactions.
About this role
SanBio is hiring a production-technology manager for cell-therapy manufacturing. The role improves process robustness, quality and supply through the product lifecycle.
Responsibilities include manufacturing and analytical-method development, production optimisation, technology introduction, cost improvement, regulatory documentation and change management. The manager coordinates contract manufacturers and testing partners, reviews documents, supports audits and transfers methods to external facilities.
Applicants need at least three years in relevant production work at a healthcare-related business, covering biologics, regenerative products or small-molecule drugs, plus three years of cell culture and analysis and a science bachelor’s degree or higher. CMC submissions, regulations, external-partner work, business English and postgraduate qualifications are preferred. Locations are the Tokyo headquarters and Shinkiba laboratory, with travel and hybrid work requiring roughly two or three or more office days weekly. Salary is undisclosed; coreless flexitime applies.
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