Director, Regulatory Strategy Lead Europe
About the role
Shape the Future of Immunology & Cardiovascular Medicine
Director, European Regulatory Strategy Lead
As the European Regulatory Lead (ERL)
Define and drive
Lead negotiations
Build integrated submission plans
Integrate scientific, medical, legal and business perspectives
Provide authoritative regulatory guidance
Monitor and anticipate
Build and nurture
Education
Experience
- Extensive experience in regulatory affairs, with proven success delivering global/EU regulatory strategies
- Prior experience in
immunology and/or cardiovascular
therapeutic areas (industry, health authority, or drug development) is preferred
- A track record of
successful Health Authority negotiations
, including with the EMA
- Experience leading cross-functional matrix teams in a complex, matrixed environment
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills - you make the complex clear
Key Competencies
- Deep understanding of EU regulatory principles and procedures
- Ability to integrate scientific, regulatory, and business thinking into practical, executable strategies
- Resilient and decisive under pressure - you're comfortable navigating risk and driving resolution
- A collaborative team player who works seamlessly across organisational, functional, and geographic boundaries
Travel required as appropriate.
Ready to lead regulatory strategy that matters? Apply now and bring your expertise to a team that's redefining what's possible in European regulatory science .
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