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mRESVIA is an mRNA-based respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccine approved by the FDA on May 31, 2024, designed to prevent RSV infection via intramuscular injection. The vaccine leverages Moderna's mRNA platform to stimulate immune response against RSV, a significant respiratory pathogen affecting vulnerable populations. It represents a new preventive option in the growing RSV vaccine market.
Early-stage growth product with 185 linked positions indicates expanding teams across manufacturing, engineering, and regulatory functions as commercial scale-up accelerates.
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Working on mRESVIA positions you at the intersection of groundbreaking mRNA technology and vaccine commercialization, with strong demand across technical and operations roles. The 185 linked positions and emphasis on manufacturing and engineering reflect Moderna's rapid scale-up phase for this growth-stage asset, offering stability and advancement potential in a high-impact therapeutic area.
185 open roles linked to this drug