Pixium Vision S.A. · 4 months ago
Quality and Regulatory GCP Engineer
Alameda, CA
Full-time
Onsite
Mid Level
$115K/yr - $175K/yr
3+ years expPixium Vision S.A. is a clinical stage technology company focused on solving serious unmet medical needs in neuroscience. The QARA GCP Engineer will ensure regulatory and quality compliance of clinical trials, lead regulatory submissions, and interface between clinical operations and regulatory requirements while maintaining high standards of patient safety and GCP compliance.
Clinical TrialsHealth CareInformation TechnologyMedical DeviceSoftware
Responsibilities
Assist in developing and implementing regulatory strategies for new and modified products
Lead cross-functional project teams to drive regulatory milestones, accelerate product development timelines, and ensure timely product launches while maintaining compliance standards
Champion a flexible, risk-based approach to Quality and Regulatory compliance, coordinating sprint planning, backlog prioritization, and cross-functional meetings to keep projects on schedule
Prepare and review regulatory submissions (Technical Files, UKCA dossiers, PMA/Supplements, IDE, 510(k)) across multiple product portfolios simultaneously; interface with notified bodies and regulators to address questions and obtain clearances/approvals
Interface with regulatory authorities on clinical matters, including pre-submission meetings, clinical hold responses, and inspection support
Map out clinical and preclinical study needs for regulatory submissions, coordinating with cross-functional teams to ensure comprehensive study designs
Develop and implement clinical trial quality oversight procedures, including monitoring plans, clinical SOPs, and compliance protocols
Support clinical team in site qualification processes, ensuring GCP compliance and regulatory readiness across clinical sites
Manage clinical trial quality incident (e.g. adverse events, device deficiencies) reporting, conducting quality investigations and root cause analysis, and interface with regulatory authorities on compliance and reporting requirements
Lead CAPA, non-conformance investigations, management review, and trend analysis; translate field data into design or process improvements and proactively escalate safety signals
Own creation and maintenance of comprehensive Risk Management Files (ISO 14971) for diverse product lines with varying regulatory pathways; author risk control packages and drive timely implementation of mitigations from design through post-market surveillance
Provide strategic guidance on usability study requirements per IEC 62366, determining when studies are needed and ensuring regulatory compliance for human factors submissions
Develop and execute post-market surveillance plans, including Post-Market Clinical Follow-up studies, clinical data collection, complaint handling, and vigilance reporting
Establish and maintain clinical quality management systems, ensuring alignment with GCP, ISO 13485, and other applicable standards through design of efficient processes and tools
Coordinate design reviews, verification/validation testing, and change-control justifications; ensure critical parameters are documented, justified, and tested prior to implementation
Generate documentation required for regulatory submissions in collaboration with other departments (R&D, clinical, manufacturing)
Create training programs for clinical personnel; ensure employees are trained to perform their work and that their training is documented
Qualification
Required
Engineering Degree or equivalent in quality, regulatory and/or life sciences
Minimum of 3 years of experience in clinical quality and regulatory affairs within medical device and/or biologics industry
Demonstrated proficiency in GCP with proven ability to independently manage clinical compliance activities and serve as a subject matter resource
Strong knowledge of medical device regulations, particularly MDR 2017/745, Good Clinical Practices, and ISO 14155, FDA clinical trial pathways, and international clinical trial requirements
Experience with clinical trial operations, including site management, monitoring, and quality oversight
Knowledge of adverse event reporting, clinical data management, and post-market surveillance requirements
Ability to interpret standards and regulations into actionable requirements and documentation needs for clinical operations
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills with exceptional ability to work with cross-functional teams and clinical sites across diverse technical teams
Demonstrated success managing parallel projects in a fast-paced environment, balancing compliance rigor with agile execution to meet aggressive timelines
Experience leading quality and regulatory initiatives
Detail-oriented with strong organizational and problem-solving skills
Ability to travel (domestic and international; to various company locations and third-party sites)
Preferred
Experience with implantable medical devices, Class II-III medical devices, biologics, or combination products
Trained in internal and clinical site audits
Experience with regulatory inspections and audit management (e.g. FDA, Notified Body)
Knowledge of international clinical regulatory pathways (e.g. CE marking clinical requirements)
Certification in clinical research (CCRA, ACRP) or quality systems
Experience managing quality and regulatory activities across multiple product lines simultaneously
Working knowledge across multiple GxP disciplines (GLP, GMP) with ability to provide cross-functional support and adapt to different regulatory environments as business needs require
Proficiency with electronic QMS, eTFMs, and project-management tools (e.g. Asana)
Benefits
Competitive salary and equity
Medical, dental, vision and life insurance
Flexible vacation and company-paid holidays
Healthy meals and snacks provided for non-remote employees
Paid parental, jury duty, bereavement, family care and medical leave
Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account, subsidized by Science
Flexible Spending Account
401(k)
Company
Pixium Vision S.A.
One must remember the notion that restoring some vision to those who have lost their sight is possible, has long been thought to be fanciful.
11-50 employees
Funding
Current Stage
Public CompanyTotal Funding
$40.96MKey Investors
Kreos CapitalSofinnova Partners
2020-07-15Post Ipo Equity· $8.33M
2016-09-29Post Ipo Debt· $12.34M
2014-06-18IPO
Leadership Team
Ralf Hornig
Director of Clincal Affairs
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