Kevin Cho · Clinical supply & logistics

Clinical supply, built as software

I lead clinical supply and logistics for early-stage oncology trials, and I use AI to build the tools my teams run on: a scenario-based supply planner, a validated compassionate use system and a command center for two Phase 1 trials.

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kaname要
noun
The rivet that holds a folding fan together; the point every rib turns on.

A first in human trial has a dozen moving parts and, too often, no one holding them together.

The systems below are my version of the kaname: one point every moving part turns on.

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Selected work

Three systems, one pivot

  1. 01 · Forecasting & scenarios

    Clinical Supply Planner

    Turns protocol inputs into demand forecasts and supply plans, and shows how both shift when an assumption changes.

    • Python
    • PostgreSQL
    • React
    • Claude Code
    Read the case study: Clinical Supply Planner
  2. 02 · Workflow automation

    Compassionate Use Workflow

    Replaces paper for single-patient protocols that have no EDC or RTSM, from site weight entry to approved, dispensed kits. Validated and live in production.

    • Power Apps
    • Power Automate
    • SharePoint
    • Claude Code
    Read the case study: Compassionate Use Workflow
  3. 03 · Data integration

    Clinical Operations & Supply Command Center

    Brings RTSM, EDC, depot and compassionate use data together automatically for two trials, and replaces the weekly meeting deck.

    • EDC
    • RTSM
    • Depot data
    • React
    • Azure
    • Claude Code
    Read the case study: Clinical Operations & Supply Command Center

How I build

Four steps behind every system

  1. STAGE 01

    Map

    Start from the real workflow and the people who run it, and find exactly where it breaks.

  2. STAGE 02

    Build

    Use tools the team can own and maintain, from Power Platform to Python, built quickly with AI coding tools.

  3. STAGE 03

    Validate

    Anything that touches patients or drug gets requirements, user acceptance testing and an audit trail.

  4. STAGE 04

    Hand over

    Documented so the system outlives the build, and clones cleanly to the next study.

10

Years in biopharma operations

Clinical and commercial supply chain and CMC, from first in human through commercialization.

3

Modalities

Cell therapy, oncology biologics and small molecule programs.

6

Companies

Genentech, Kite, Allogene, Pionyr, ACELYRIN and Crossbow Therapeutics.

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About me

Kevin Cho

Director, Clinical Supply & Logistics

I’ve spent my career in clinical and commercial supply chain and CMC across cell therapy, oncology biologics and small molecule programs. Today I lead clinical supply and logistics at Crossbow Therapeutics, and I build the systems that work runs on.

  • Clinical supply for Phase 1 first in human dose escalation
  • Commercial drug substance and drug product CDMO selection
  • AI and automation built with Claude Code, Python and Microsoft Power Platform
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