Senior Director, Medical Writing

Agomab

Senior Director overseeing regulatory documents for Agomab, a biotech company. Leading medical writing function and collaborating with cross-functional teams in a hybrid work environment.

Posted 7/23/2026full-timeCambridge • Massachusetts • 🇺🇸 United StatesSeniorWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates extensive expertise in regulatory medical writing, including authoring and overseeing clinical documents such as IND/NDA/eCTD submissions, while ensuring compliance with global regulatory standards. Proven ability to lead strategic initiatives and collaborate effectively across cross-functional teams in a fast-paced environment.

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Regulatory Medical WritingIND/NDA/eCTD Document AuthoringClinical Study ProtocolsAI Strategy and Tool AdoptionCross-Functional Collaboration

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Hard Skills

Clinical Study ReportsRegulatory Agency Briefing DocumentsPediatric Development PlansCTD Module 2/5 SummariesIntegrated Summaries of Safety and EfficacyGood Documentation PracticesDocument Quality ControlRegulatory Requirements KnowledgeDocument Standards and TemplatesHealth Authority Requests Management

Soft Skills

Strong Communication SkillsIndependent OperationConflict ResolutionLeadership in Medical WritingCollaboration Skills

Tools & Technologies

Collaborative Review PlatformsDocument Planning ToolsAI-Enabled Tools for Document GenerationStyle GuidesStandard Operating Procedures

Industry Keywords

Pharmaceutical IndustryBiopharmaceutical IndustryClinical Trial ProcessesGlobal Disclosure LawsEnd-to-End Drug Development

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About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Author and lead the development of core regulatory and clinical documents across all programs, including clinical study protocols (Phase 1–3), clinical study reports (ICH E3), investigator's brochures, regulatory agency briefing documents (FDA Type C/D, EOP2, PreIND), scientific advice packages (e.g., MHRA, EMA), and pediatric plans (PIP/iPSP)
Own the narrative strategy for each document — not just execution — ensuring scientific accuracy, internal consistency, and alignment with the program's development strategy
Author and edit IND/NDA/eCTD supporting documents including CTD Module 2/5 summaries, integrated summaries of safety and efficacy, and submission-ready clinical overviews as programs advance
Establish and maintain documentation standards, templates, and best practices consistent with internal and external guidelines for regulatory documentation and submissions; drive innovative solutions to resolve issues
Review regulatory, clinical, and safety documentation according to good documentation practices — evaluating organization, clarity, and scientific standards — to ensure consistency of content across the portfolio and compliance with worldwide regulatory requirements
Support preparation of manuscripts and abstracts for peer-reviewed publications in collaboration with medical and clinical teams
Build and maintain Agomab's medical writing template library, style guide, and standard operating procedures, ensuring documents are inspection-ready and submission-quality
Serve as process owner and subject matter expert for regulatory documentation; lead the development of training and resources for writers and cross-functional partners regardless of reporting relationship
Maintain current awareness of applicable regulatory guidelines (ICH E3, E6, E8, E9; FDA and EMA guidance; CTD/eCTD specifications; global disclosure requirements) and proactively apply updates to documentation standards
Ensure consistent entry of data to support departmental metrics and analytics; define and track KPIs to evaluate impact on cycle time, quality, and operational efficiency
Interface across multiple functions to influence regulatory documentation processes, mediate conflict resolution, and champion a culture that promotes meaningful collaboration and superior document quality
Serve as the internal anchor and quality steward for all CRO medical writing engagements — select, brief, oversee, and review work from external writers
Assess resource requirements across all projects; assign resources according to R&D priorities; prepare criteria and strategies for selection and management of external documentation support
Establish quality standards, style guides, and review processes that apply consistently across internal and CRO-authored documents
Manage timelines and deliverables for CRO medical writing workstreams, ensuring integration with program milestones and regulatory submission schedules
Lead identification and implementation of AI-enabled use cases within Agomab — including draft generation, summarization, review support, and document comparison — while maintaining quality and compliance standards
Establish and maintain responsible AI oversight, including risk management, validation approaches, and alignment with regulatory expectations
Drive development of prompt libraries, reusable workflows, and training approaches to enable adoption across the organization
Work comfortably with collaborative review platforms; bring experience or a clear point of view on which tools best serve a lean biotech environment
Collaborate closely with Regulatory Affairs, Clinical Development, Clinical Operations, Biostatistics, and Pharmacovigilance and other stakeholders to gather inputs, coordinate review cycles, and drive documents to completion on time
Participate in program team meetings; contribute to regulatory strategy discussions by providing a medical writing perspective on document feasibility and timeline planning
Work with Project Management to establish and maintain document planning triggers, lead times, and milestone-based scheduling for all clinical documents across the portfolio
Develop and maintain document storyboards, writing kick-off guides, and integrated planning tools that support cross-functional alignment before drafting begins
Contribute to the development of the Medical Writing function — including resourcing models, capacity planning, and the transition toward a dedicated internal function supporting multiple programs

Requirements

What you’ll need

Bachelor's degree (BS) required; advanced degree (MS, PharmD, or PhD) preferred, in a life science, medical, or related discipline (e.g., life sciences, pharmacy, medicine, public health)
Minimum 15 years of regulatory medical writing experience in the pharmaceutical or biopharmaceutical industry, with demonstrated independent authorship of Phase 1–3 clinical documents
Expertise and thorough knowledge of regulatory requirements and technical specifications for the assembly, structure, content, formatting, quality control, and submission of all document types within the CTD process, including management of associated health authority requests
Strong, direct experience authoring protocols, clinical study reports (ICH E3), investigator's brochures, and regulatory agency briefing documents
Extensive experience authoring and overseeing high-quality IND/NDA/eCTD supporting documents including CTD Module 2/5 summaries and integrated summaries of safety and efficacy
Expertise and understanding of global and local disclosure laws, end-to-end drug development, and clinical trial processes
Experience authoring pediatric development plans (PIP and/or iPSP)
Experience planning and leading strategic initiatives within a medical writing function
Demonstrated AI proficiency, with experience supporting or contributing to AI strategy and tool adoption within a medical writing or regulatory function
Demonstrated ability to manage multiple documents and programs simultaneously under competing deadlines
Proven ability to operate independently with minimal oversight in a lean, fast-moving organization
Strong cross-functional collaboration and communication skills — experience working directly with Regulatory Affairs, Clinical Development, Clinical Operations, Biostatistics, and Pharmacovigilance and other stakeholders

Benefits

Comp & perks

- The opportunity to develop pioneering science in a young biotech company
- Challenging and innovative work environment as part of a driven team
- Flexibility and responsibility US-based (preferably East Coast); remote with periodic travel to Agomab's headquarters (Belgium) and US office (Boston) and key program meetings
- Competitive salary and benefits
- An agile and fast paced environment