Join Clario, a part of Thermo Fisher Scientific and help ensure our clinical trial technologies can be deployed accurately and effectively across studies around the world. As a Translations Project Manager, you will lead translation and localization activities for clinical systems, coordinating linguistic validation, vendors, study teams, and client requirements from initiation through delivery. This highly collaborative, client-facing role is ideal for someone who combines project management expertise with exceptional attention to detail and a passion for quality in global clinical research. What We Offer • Competitive pay and incentives. • Provident fund and medical insurance. • Engaging employee programs and local events. • Modern office spaces and remote work flexibility. What You’ll Be Doing • Own translation and localization activities across assigned clinical studies, coordinating deliverables with internal teams, clients, CROs, and external vendors. • Develop and maintain project plans, timelines, documentation, and translation-related deliverables throughout the study lifecycle. • Lead screenshot development and proofreading activities, applying rigorous quality control to translated study content. • Manage translation vendors, project budgets, deliverables, and timelines, escalating risks and issues where appropriate. • Partner with project teams and clients to establish translation strategies aligned with study requirements and implementation timelines. • Facilitate client-facing meetings and communications related to translations, localization requirements, and study delivery. • Provide subject matter guidance on linguistic validation, Ethics Committee and Institutional Review Board submission strategies, and copyright-holder requirements. • Coordinate translation requirements across multiple languages, markets, and study stakeholders. • Troubleshoot technical issues affecting translation builds and collaborate with technical teams to drive resolution. • Train and support translation vendors on technical files, processes, and study-specific requirements. • Maintain complete, accurate, and organized project documentation to support quality and compliance requirements. • Monitor project progress and proactively identify risks that could affect quality, budget, scope, or delivery timelines. • Support continuous improvement initiatives focused on translation quality, workflow efficiency, and operational effectiveness. • Share knowledge, established practices, and project experience with new and developing team members. What We Look For • Bachelor’s degree in Life Sciences, Languages, Translation, Business, Clinical Research, or a related discipline. • Minimum 2 to 3 years of project management or closely related experience. • Experience coordinating multiple stakeholders, vendors, deliverables, budgets, and timelines. • Experience within clinical research, life sciences, localization, translations, healthcare technology, or another regulated environment preferred. • Familiarity with linguistic validation and translation workflows is highly desirable. • Understanding of software development or technology implementation processes is advantageous. • Strong proofreading and quality review capabilities with exceptional attention to detail. • Excellent organizational and project management skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities simultaneously. • Strong client-facing communication and stakeholder management skills. • Demonstrated problem-solving ability with sound judgment regarding risks and escalation. • Ability to collaborate effectively within cross-functional and global teams. • Professional fluency in English. At Clario, a part of Thermo Fisher Scientific, our purpose is to transform lives by unlocking better evidence. It’s a cause that unites and inspires us. It’s why we come to work and how we empower our people to make a positive impact every day. Whether you're advancing clinical science, building innovative technology, or supporting our global teams, your work helps bring life-changing therapies to patients faster. Originally posted on Himalayas