Specialty pharmaceutical manufacturer focused on underserved patient populations
Azurity manufactures a portfolio of 50+ medicines across 10 therapeutic areas, targeting patient needs typically overlooked by larger pharma. The tech stack is enterprise-heavy (Oracle ERP, Veeva, ServiceNow) with governance-first infrastructure (Active Directory, IAM, Intune, Entra), reflecting a compliance-centric operation. Sales hiring dominates the open roles (31 of 63 active), paired with regulatory and product development roles, signaling expansion into new geographies and therapeutic launches.
Notable leadership hires: Regulatory Affairs Director
Azurity Pharmaceuticals is a specialty pharmaceutical manufacturer headquartered in Woburn, Massachusetts, with 501–1,000 employees across the United States, Canada, and India. The company develops and manufactures therapies in customized formulations for patients with unmet or under-addressed medical needs. Its portfolio spans 50+ medicines across 10 therapeutic areas. Operations are underpinned by Oracle Cloud (ERP, SCM, Integration Cloud), Veeva (quality management), and ServiceNow, with infrastructure managed through Microsoft Azure and Cisco networking. The regulatory and compliance footprint is substantial, reflecting the highly regulated nature of pharmaceutical development and manufacturing.
Azurity runs Oracle ERP, Oracle Cloud Fusion, and ServiceNow for enterprise operations. Veeva and Veeva Quality Vault handle pharmaceutical quality and compliance. Azure and Cisco Meraki support cloud infrastructure and networking. Recruitment and HR systems use Cornerstone, ADP, and Greenhouse.
Woburn, Massachusetts. The company employs 501–1,000 people and is privately held.
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