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AstraZeneca

Global pharmaceutical company developing prescription medicines

Regulatory Affairs Strategy Director - Oncology

Regulatory & Quality (Life Sciences)Posted on Nov 13
Full-timeCambridge, MA, USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in a science-related field and at least 3 years of regulatory strategy or related knowledge or experience are required.
  • Solid knowledge of regulatory affairs within at least one therapeutic area across early and late development is required.
  • Demonstrated experience in regulatory drug development or equivalent, including major health authority interactions, is required.
  • Strategic thinking, strategic influencing, risk evaluation, innovation, initiative, leadership, and oral and written communication competencies are required.

Responsibilities

  • Lead cross-functional teams in major regulatory submissions, including NDA, BLA, IND, and CTA submissions, health authority interactions, label discussions, and securing approvals.
  • Develop and implement regional or global program strategies aimed at rapid approval and competitive labeling identified by the business, markets, and patients.
  • Develop health authority engagement strategies and interaction plans, drive strategically and scientifically focused briefing documents, lead meeting rehearsals, and moderate meetings.
  • Lead a Global Regulatory Strategy Team comprising regional, emerging markets, RA CMC, labeling, submission, and execution contributors; mentor team members and provide performance feedback.
  • Deliver team regulatory milestones, including assessing risks and mitigations, emerging data, and probability of success; lead preparation of regulatory strategy documents and target product labeling.
  • Own negotiations with health authorities and initiate and deliver key regulatory documents.
  • Plan and construct the global dossier and core prescribing information, including product maintenance, supply, and compliance activities.
  • Partner with marketing companies and regional regulatory affairs staff to influence developing views and guidance.

Desired Qualifications

  • An advanced degree is preferred.
  • Experience developing or applying radio-conjugates is highly advantageous.
  • Experience in oncology, including small molecules and biologics, is preferred.
  • Prior experience with phase 3 design, including end-of-phase-2 health authority interactions, is preferred.
  • Contributing to a regulatory approval, including leading a response team and labeling negotiations, is preferred.
  • Knowledge and understanding of drug-development principles such as benefit/risk profile, dose selection, or statistical design is preferred.
  • A broad pharmaceutical-business background and experience in several regulatory affairs areas are preferred.
  • Ability to work strategically within a business-critical, high-profile development program is preferred.
  • Critical thinking on current global regulatory science questions and understanding of corresponding scientific and clinical components are preferred.

About the Company

AstraZeneca

Global pharmaceutical company developing prescription medicines

AstraZeneca develops and markets prescription medicines and vaccines worldwide, with a focus on oncology, cardiovascular/metabolic, respiratory, and infectious diseases. Its products work by targeting specific biological pathways or cells, using small-molecule therapies, biologics, and vaccines to treat diseases or prevent infections. It differentiates itself through its dual heritage from Sweden and the UK, a broad pipeline, and strong R&D and collaborations that move from discovery to patient access. Its goal is to improve people’s health by discovering, developing, and delivering medicines and vaccines to patients worldwide.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Cambridge, United Kingdom
Founded
1913

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