About the role
Make your mark for patientsWe are looking for a Biological Project Leader in drug Substance (DS NBE DSPL) who is strategic, collaborative, and scientifically driven to join our team within Drug Substance Process Sciences, based at our UCB campus located in Slough, United Kingdom. As a DS NBE Project Leader, you will play a key role in advancing biological drug substance development projects from preclinical stages through Phase 3. You will drive integrated Drug Substance strategies, lead multidisciplinary teams of subject matter experts, and ensure projects are delivered with the highest standards of quality, compliance, and scientific excellence. You will act as the main Drug Substance representative within cross-functional development teams, helping to transform innovative science into therapies that make a meaningful difference for patients.
Who you will work with
You will work closely with Drug Substance Biological Process Sciences experts, Clinical manufacturing, Technical Satellite Team (TST) members, CMC leaders, project managers, regulatory and quality specialists, and external partners. You will build strong collaborative relationships across departments and functions, ensuring effective communication, alignment on priorities, and successful execution of development strategies throughout the product lifecycle.
What you will do
You will lead one Drug Substance biologics development projects from preclinical development through Phase 3 and support technical
Biological Project Leader in drug Substance in London employer: UCB S.A.
UCB S.A. is an exceptional employer that fosters a collaborative and innovative work culture, particularly in the field of immunology. With a strong commitment to employee growth and development, you will have access to unique opportunities for professional advancement while working in a hybrid environment that promotes work-life balance. Join us in making a meaningful impact on patient outcomes across the UK and Ireland, where your contributions will be valued and recognised.
