Education/Experience Qualified candidates had a minimum of 5 years experience with a world class pharmaceutical quality organization; first hand knowledge of computer system validation related to pharmaceutical manufacturing, clinical development, QC/QA, and regulatory affairs; and experience in auditing computer system validation/software development life cycle (SDLC) processes. Direct dealings with FDA and other regulatory agencies is a plus. Strong appreciation of the impact of regulatory bodies on pharmaceutical operations.International experience is a plus; but at minimum, experiences working with diverse cultures and employees. Quality processes and regulations (e.g., cGMP, GCP, and GLP regulations) Computer system validation/SDLC processes; auditing skills; risk management skills Sets high performance expectations and holds others responsible for the expected results. Acts with a sense of urgency; is able to work with a wide variety of people and takes actions that are best for Daiichi Sankyo versus any individual operating group. Enhances performance by doing things that are unique and takes well-calculated risks in decision making. Adapts easily to new circumstances and is flexible in a work environment that makes frequent changes in its demands. Coaches both internal and external employees on ways to improve performance. Encourages the free exchange of information and opinion even when they may be negative or unpopular. Asks for support from others when necessary and genuinely respects their point of view. Demonstrates respect for and capitalizes on cultural diversity and seeks out perspectives when developing strategies, both international and domestic. Has a natural “can-do” attitude and approach to issues and instills this attitude in others. Takes ownership of processes and results regardless of their outcome. Realizes the contribution that others are making and gives credit to them when appropriate. Creates an environment that enhances trust. Demonstrates principled leadership and ethics and expects the same from others. Must be willing to commute 20% of time. |