Information Technology Manager

Company Overview

Full-Life Technologies is a fully-integrated clinical-stage global radiotherapeutics company. It aims to own the entire value chain for radiopharmaceutical research & development, production & commercialization to deliver clinical impact for patients. Full-Life endeavors to tackle fundamental challenges affecting radiopharmaceuticals today by pioneering innovative research that will shape the treatments of tomorrow.

Full-Life’s lead asset 225Ac-FL-020 obtained FDA Fast Track Designation for the treatment of mCRPC. It is a differentiated product with multi-billion blockbuster potential and already been de-risked clinically. It started global Phase 1 trial in 2024 and is expected to start Phase 2 trial in 2026. Full-Life aims to build the first in class pipeline anchored by “pipeline in a product” assets such as c-MET.

Full-Life has established a universal RDC platform can go from target selection to first in human data very efficiently. We completed the first RDC cross-border BD deal in China in 2024 with SK Biopharmaceuticals with a total deal value of $571.5 million.

We are comprised of a team of fast-moving entrepreneurs and seasoned scientists with a proven history of success in the life sciences, alongside radioisotope research and clinical development. Our team is rapidly growing on a global scale, currently encompassing over 70 full-time professionals.

Since inception, Full-Life has completed Seed, Series A, Series B, Series C and Series D financing, and secured close to $350 million total funding.

Learn more at: www.full-life.com

About the Role

As IT Manager, you will take ownership of the day-to-day IT environment at Full-Life’s manufacturing site in Belgium, covering both corporate IT and the infrastructure supporting production and laboratory systems. As the site’s hands‑on IT lead, you will ensure the reliability, security and compliance of our IT environment while working closely with the Global Head of Information Technology, site management, Quality, Production and external service providers. You will play a key role in bringing the site’s IT operations in-house as the installation project progresses and in building the foundations for the future local IT team.

Key Responsibilities

1. Support & Service Model

• Manage IT incidents and service requests in French and English, ensuring effective follow-up through the global ticketing system.
• Define the site’s support model, including support levels, internal versus external responsibilities, and service agreements.
• Support corporate IT services, user accounts and Microsoft 365, as well as workstations connected to production and laboratory instruments.

2. Desktops & Devices

• Manage Windows desktops, laptops and mobile devices, including configuration, deployment, application management and endpoint compliance through NinjaOne or an equivalent platform.
• Ensure endpoint security through patching, encryption, endpoint protection and control of local administrator rights.
• Manage device lifecycles and maintain accurate IT asset records.

3. Infrastructure & Platform Operations

• Manage servers, virtualization, networks, storage and backup infrastructure, including capacity planning and lifecycle management.
• Oversee infrastructure patching and maintenance, ensuring appropriate scheduling and approvals for qualified systems.
• Ensure reliable backup and recovery, documented restore tests, regulated records retention, and identity and access management across corporate and production environments.

4. Production Infrastructure & OT Interface

• Manage the IT infrastructure supporting production and laboratory systems, including production directory services, servers, storage and segmented networks.
• Coordinate production-related infrastructure changes with Production and automation specialists, maintaining appropriate separation between corporate IT and production.
• Integrate site monitoring, dosimetry, access control and camera systems into the network, ensuring appropriate segmentation and compliance with nuclear security requirements.

5. Quality, Change Control & Qualification

• Manage IT infrastructure and endpoint changes through formal change control, obtaining the required approvals from stakeholders, QA and the Qualified Person where applicable.
• Own infrastructure qualification, including installation qualification, configuration baselines and maintenance of the qualified state.
• Ensure GMP-compliant change management and clear responsibilities for implementation, approval and computerized system validation, in coordination with Quality and Maintenance.

6. Security & Business Continuity

• Own site information security and cybe