Job Description In the Clinical Trial Execution Service department you will support our study processes and activities in line with our go-to-market strategy for investigational medicinal products (IMPs), particularly in haematological and oncological indications. You will be the expert and first point of contact for IMP-related questions of the study team and an important interface between our company and its internal groups, the IMP manufacturer and external partners (e.g. CRO). You will plan, coordinate and execute IMP-related trial processes and activities such as Chain of Identity (CoI) and Chain of Custody (CoC) management and requirements planning to ensure efficient and compliant supply of fresh and frozen IMP, including documentation in accordance with regulatory requirements. This includes monitoring the lifecycle of IMP and comparator products from receipt to destruction, including labelling design, packaging, IWRS (Interactive Response Technology) set-up, distribution and drug accountability. As the orchestration of logistics processes is critical to the product flow of our CAR-T clinical trials, you will support the implementation of IMP-related processes in collaboration with the Clinical Supply Chain department. You will also develop, maintain and optimise the necessary manuals and workflows for all relevant IMP processes. You will contribute to other IMP related documents as required. You will oversee and support the coordination of processes and tracking of out-of-specification (OoS) products during clinical trials. You will document and escalate major IMP deviations and issues to appropriate stakeholders and ensure that corrective actions are implemented and documented in a timely manner. Process improvement activities related to the IMP testing process will be part of your responsibilities as well as supporting the qualification, training and monitoring of the Contract Manufacturer (CMO) supplying the IMPs.