Marcus Rones
About Marcus Rones
Senior Technical Program Manager with 15+ years delivering digital platforms for pharma and life sciences. My client and employer roster includes Regeneron, Novartis, GSK, Otsuka, Kenvue, BMS, Pfizer, and Church & Dwight.
I specialize in large digital platform migrations across Drupal, AEM, Salesforce, and Veeva, and I bring disciplined program governance: RAID management, dependency tracking, and clear financial reporting. I connect business stakeholders and delivery teams, translating complex needs into structured plans that ship on time and on budget. I have worked extensively in regulated environments under HIPAA and GxP requirements, so quality, validation, and audit readiness are built into how I run programs.
I earned CompTIA DataSys+ certification in 2026. I am open to contract Senior PM and TPM roles, remote or within 50 miles of Manalapan, NJ.
Program Highlights
- Kenvue (Johnson & Johnson separation): Day 1 carve-out program delivery across 12 workstreams and 650+ sites.
- Regeneron, Novartis, GSK: digital platform programs spanning web, CRM, and data initiatives in regulated environments.
- Veeva & Salesforce: life sciences platform delivery, including MLR approval workflow coordination and commercial technology rollouts.
- Data & analytics: program governance for data platform and reporting builds, including Snowflake, Power BI, and Tableau environments.
- AT&T: large-scale portal delivery with multi-team coordination.
Capabilities
- Program governance: RAID, dependencies, financial reporting
- Platform migrations: Drupal, AEM, Salesforce, Veeva
- Regulated delivery: HIPAA, GxP, 21 CFR Part 11
- Stakeholder management across business and technology teams
- M&A carve-out and Day 1 separation programs
Certifications & Training
- CompTIA DataSys+ (2026)
- Certified Scrum Product Owner (CSPO), Scrum Alliance
- Project Management Methodology Training
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/marcusrones
Email: marcusrones@outlook.com · Phone: (609) 580-0812
Consulting & web services: Rones Bytes