Manager, Vendor Relationship

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Vendor relationship manager overseeing controlled-substance manufacturing and supply-chain partners. Supporting Compass Pathways’ clinical and commercial mental-health drug programs.

Responsibilities:

  • Manage end-to-end supply chain vendors to ensure availability of outsourced Drug Substances, Drug Products, and Finished Goods
  • Identify critical issues and risks, develop action plans, and communicate supply impacts to stakeholders
  • Collect and maintain vendor contractual, financial, and strategic information
  • Ensure vendor performance accountability
  • Set up business review meetings covering performance, action plans, and recommendations
  • Supervise collection and review of Supply Chain, Finance, and Quality KPIs
  • Coordinate vendor schedules for timely, GXP-compliant manufacturing and distribution of Schedule 1 materials for global Phase 2/3 clinical protocols
  • Manage supply chain flexibility for clinical needs while supporting commercial process-scale frameworks
  • Collaborate with Regulatory Affairs and Supply Chain on manufacturing and distribution licenses
  • Ensure manufacturing and supply site quotas are delivered and fulfilled on time
  • Own relationships with CDMOs and CMOs and drive internal and external meetings
  • Partner with Supply Chain and legal leaders to negotiate MSAs, SOWs, and commercial supply agreements with structured SLAs
  • Oversee vendor risk assessments and develop dual-sourcing strategies
  • Project-manage resources to resolve supply issues and support lifecycle management
  • Review and manage the CMC Manufacturing Financial budget for clinical and commercial manufacturing

Requirements:

  • Minimum: BSc or equivalent in a Life Sciences or Engineering discipline, with 1-2 years spent in a similar role
  • Experience project managing manufacturing/packaging initiatives in the CGMP industry
  • Broad knowledge of biotech/pharmaceutical manufacturing processes
  • Excellent scientific analysis and interpretation skills
  • Ability to creatively problem solve
  • Experience handling Scheduled controlled drugs, including specialized vault requirements, high-security logistics, and quota management
  • Understanding of MHRA, FDA cGMPs, and DEA regulations governing high-restriction pharmaceutical components
  • Ability to translate technical CMC complexities into actionable vendor management supporting supply chain and technical teams with planning and logistics requirements
  • Competence switching between clinical trial troubleshooting and commercial launch process control
  • Employment rights in the United Kingdom; employment visa sponsorship is unavailable

Benefits:

  • Flexibility and generous time off
  • Parental and reproductive support
  • Health and medical benefits
  • Mental health and wellbeing benefits
  • Financial health benefits
  • Reasonable accommodation during the interview process