Unblinded CRA based in Austria

Join a sponsor-dedicated model supporting cutting-edge clinical trials in DACH. As an unblinded Clinical Research Associate (CRA I or CRA II level) , you will contribute to high-quality clinical research delivery while gaining strong exposure to unblinded study activities in a collaborative global environment. Key Responsibilities - You will perform unblinded monitoring activities in line with ICH-GCP guidelines and applicable regulations, including Investigational Product oversight - You will ensure protocol compliance, data integrity, and patient safety at assigned sites - You will maintain accurate and complete study documentation, including eTMF and regulatory files - You will build strong relationships with site staff, acting as the primary point of contact for site management (pharmacy only) - You could contribute to audit readiness and ensure inspection preparedness at site level Required Qualifications - Bachelor’s degree in Life Sciences or related field (or equivalent experience) - Initial experience in clinical research as a CRA with at least 1 year of monitoring experience - Understanding of ICH-GCP guidelines and clinical trial processes - Strong interest and knowledge in unblinded study conduct and Investigational Product management - Fluency in German and English (written and spoken) - Willingness to travel within Austria or Germany as required - Strong organizational skills with attention to detail What We Offer - Opportunity to work in a sponsor-dedicated environment on innovative studies - Structured onboarding and continuous development programs - Flexible working model supporting work-life balance - Access to global career growth opportunities within clinical operations - Inclusive and collaborative culture with employee resource groups and wellbeing initiatives If you are looking to build your clinical monitoring career within a high-impact and supportive environment, we encourage you to apply and grow with us. Learn more about our EEO & Accommodations request here. Originally posted on Himalayas