Rose BioSolutions offers career opportunities at the forefront of advanced therapy manufacturing. Join a world-class team shaping innovative, scalable solutions that support programs from early development through commercial launch.

About Rose BioSolutions
With decades of expertise, including plasmid DNA manufacturing since 1992, we provide seamless program continuity from early research through commercial supply across the US and EU, eliminating handoffs that delay progress.
At Rose BioSolutions, innovation, infrastructure, and expertise come together to accelerate advanced therapies from concept to commercialization.

The role · Open position
At Rose BioSolutions, our capabilities span foundational research with human immune cells and stem cells to the complete advanced therapy manufacturing continuum. We are an established operation with a world-class team of experts, and we apply our R.O.S.E standard to every program and relationship: Reliable, Outcome driven, Scalable, and Excellent!
The Site Quality Head will be responsible for the conceptualization, development, implementation/ deployment and improvement of current and future Quality Assurance (QA) and Quality Control(QC) functions at a site level.This person will be responsible for partnering with Global Quality stakeholders for development, implementation, and continuous improvement of Quality standards, programs, and procedures across both QA and QC. At the site level, the person filling this role will be responsible to oversee the Quality organization and performance to key performance indicators (KPI) and key quality indicators (KQI). The incumbent must chair the monthly site Quality Management Review (QMR) and be a required attendee at site governance forums to ensure application of standards and performance is maintained and actions are taken, documented, and completed to ensure compliance to regulatory and industry quality standards. The Site Quality Head is also responsible for the leadership, development, and training of members of the Quality Organization.
At Rose, you are not just another layer in a large organization—you are a key contributor in a nimble, high-impact team. We offer:
Direct exposure to diverse and complex client projects across multiple modalities.
A collaborative, low-bureaucracy environment where ideas are heard and acted upon.
Opportunities to grow your technical expertise and take ownership of your work.
Close interaction with leadership and clients, enabling real influence on project outcomes.
Primary Quality contact for all regulatory interactions with all domestic and world regulatory authorities, including but not limited to the European Medicines Agency (EMA) and US Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
Primary client contact for the quality oversight of development and manufacture of programs at the site. This includes ensuring Quality Technical Agreements (QTA) are implemented, maintained, and followed as well as participation in client meetings where quality decision making or endorsement is required
Responsible for all regulatory strategy and compliance at the site
Responsibilities include final decision making authority on quality matters, including lot rejection and acceptance
Collaborate with network partners to devise appropriate strategies for quality, regulatory and compliance, and responsible to implement necessary changes to these areas at the site level
Ensure appropriate subject master expertise is maintained in all necessary functions for effective cell and gene therapy manufacturing and control, including contamination control, cross-contamination controls, validation, regulatory compliance and modern facility and system control strategies
Responsible for collaboration with Global stakeholders for the conceptualization, deployment, implementation, maintenance, and continuous improvement of all Quality Management Systems (QMS) and implement at the site level
Responsible for all QA and QC functions at site level including but not limited to incoming material testing and release oversight, oversight of operations and support functions to ensure successful and compliant operations, lot/ batch disposition, adherence to performance standards for the QMS,for all phases of the product development life cycle, from pre-IND to commercial production
Sponsor all Quality continuous improvement activities, including any remediation efforts to bring facilities, systems and processes up to current CRL standards.
Provide leadership to and ensure necessary Quality oversight of all production, validation, supply chain and training functions
Effectively model, demonstrate and live an employee-focused leadership style that prioritizes compliance, respectful and professional cross departmental collaboration, accountability, and the well-being, personal, and career development of each employee.
Effectively model, demonstrate and live the Charles River core values of Care, Lead, Own, and Collaborate
Lead, coach and mentor individuals from all parts of the organization with varying levels of experience. Be a valued resource for the entire CRL organization in all matters related to cell and gene therapy manufacturing
Perform all other related duties as assigned
Minimum BS/BA Life Sciences or related field. An advanced degree in the life sciences is preferred, but not essential, based on experience
Minimum 10 years of experience in a biologics, pharmaceutical, medical device, or related industry. Previous experience in Cell and Gene Therapy is desirable
Six Sigma Green or Black Belt Certification is preferred
Ability to maintain a high degree of accuracy and attention to detail
Ability to handle a fast-paced, multi-tasking environment, and prioritize effectively
Demonstrated project management skills
Demonstrated people management and collaboration skills
Outstanding verbal and written communication skills
Complete competency with electronic document managements systems and other information management systems
Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook, etc.) is essential
Ability to sit frequently throughout the workday (approximately 2.5–5.5 hours per day).
Ability to stand frequently throughout the workday (approximately 2.5–5.5 hours per day).
Ability to walk frequently throughout the workday (approximately 2.5–5.5 hours per day).
Ability to occasionally lift and/or carry up to 10 pounds.
Lifting and/or carrying more than 10 pounds is not required for this position.
Driving is not required.
Occasional reaching above shoulder level may be required.
Occasional bending and stooping may be required.
Occasional use of hands for pushing and pulling activities.
Occasional use of hands for fine manipulation, including handling small objects, operating equipment, and computer-related tasks.
Work is performed in a high-stress environment.
Impact: Every process we design is a step toward a cure. You’ll be making a real impact on the health of people in your community and across the globe.
Expertise: Work alongside a world-class team of scientists and operational leaders in a "no-ego" environment.
Stability & Growth: We offer the security of an established operation with the career growth opportunities of a rapidly expanding organization.
Competitive base salary with performance-based bonus opportunities.
Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance.
401(k) with company contribution.
Generous PTO and professional development support.
Rose BioSolutions is an equal opportunity employer committed to a diverse and inclusive workforce.
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