Develop global, integrated regulatory strategies for assigned products with patient-centric focus.
Act as key GRA representative for Product Strategy Teams (PST) and related global R&D/commercial teams and lead GRAST.
Directly lead health authority interactions in stationed country (FDA or EMA) and maintain relationships with FDA, EMA, and global authorities.
Engage and assign tasks to GRAST members to achieve regulatory deliverables and act as regulatory decision maker/approver.
Review and approve deliverables (e.g., protocol, TPP) from PST, CDT, SMT and related teams; lead discussions at Global Regulatory Forum and with senior management.
Lead GRA project deliverables (e.g. Core Briefing Books, Orphan Drug Designation, Pediatric Study Plans) and mentor GRAST members.
Leverage regulatory intelligence/AI, business insights/analytics, and specialized regulatory functions to deliver Global Regulatory Strategy Outlines.
Foster effective relationships across Global Regulatory Strategy, GRAS Regions and Regulatory CMC, promoting consistency and shared learnings.
Report to Executive Director Head Regulatory; onsite three days a week in King of Prussia, PA or Zurich, Switzerland office.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree (four-year university degree) in pharmacy, biology, chemistry, pharmacology, clinical medicine or related life science is required.
Advanced degree (MS, PhD or MD, DVM) or MBA preferred.
Minimum of 10 years’ experience in the biotech or pharmaceutical industry.
At least 5 years regulatory experience, including 3 years working on developmental products.
Experience in leading teams (preferred 3 years) as a direct or matrix manager.
Knowledge and understanding of pharmaceutical/biological product development and regulatory requirements in more than one key region (EU, US, Japan).
Experience working in Regulatory Affairs with direct agency interaction responsibility with at least 1 health authority.
Relevant experience working in a complex and matrix environment is preferred.
Strong clinical or device foundation preferred.
Ability to lead health authority interactions (FDA or EMA) and maintain regulatory relationships.