Director, Regulatory Affairs

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Regulatory Affairs Director guiding US and Canadian strategies, submissions, and FDA/Health Canada interactions for BeOne Medicines’ drug portfolio.

Responsibilities:

  • Develop, implement, and advise on North America regulatory strategies for development programs
  • Secure and maintain market access in North America in line with business objectives
  • Coordinate with the global regulatory leader and key internal stakeholders
  • Manage North American regulatory aspects of compounds through development, post-approval, and product lifecycle phases
  • Provide leadership and strategic regulatory oversight for designated projects
  • Interface with the FDA, Health Canada, and business partners regarding development, regulatory, and registration strategies
  • Provide line management, people development, and performance management
  • Support and lead development and implementation of department policies
  • Provide regulatory strategic and operational direction and project mentorship
  • Advise on clinical study requirements, marketing approval, strategic development plans, risk assessments, critical issues, and health authority interactions
  • Oversee preparation and submission of investigational and marketing registration documentation in the US and Canada
  • Review clinical trial and marketing application documents and amendments for US and Canadian requirements
  • Liaise and negotiate with the FDA and Health Canada on drug development, regulatory issues, approvals, and labeling changes
  • Monitor the global regulatory environment and assess impacts on business and product development programs
  • Facilitate regulatory policy development and standard interpretation of global regulations
  • Integrate functional expertise with business knowledge to solve problems and support business decisions
  • Train, develop, and manage a regional regulatory team through direct and indirect reporting structures
  • Build partnerships with senior stakeholders across functions
  • Lead regulatory contributions to critical issues
  • Assist with development and implementation of regulatory processes
  • Recruit, develop, manage, and mentor regulatory professionals
  • Create a goal-oriented culture

Requirements:

  • 10+ years of experience in the biotechnical or pharmaceutical industry
  • Minimum of 5 years’ experience in a Regulatory capacity with a broad background
  • Bachelor’s degree required
  • Experience working as a lead in Regulatory Affairs with the FDA preferred
  • Prior experience with both small molecules and biologics preferred
  • Thorough understanding of the drug development process, pharmaceutical industry, healthcare environment, regulatory requirements, and policy trends
  • Extensive experience with INDs/CTAs, NDAs/BLAs, lifecycle management, Health Authority interactions, regulatory team leadership, and regulatory strategy development
  • Proven track record of significant regulatory accomplishments
  • Strong business acumen and sound decision-making ability
  • Strong strategic skills, creativity, and ability to address strategic challenges
  • Ability to deliver goals within a cross-functional team/partnership environment
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills
  • Ability to analyze, define, and communicate complex issues persuasively
  • Conflict resolution and negotiation skills
  • Strong negotiating skills and ability to develop creative solutions
  • Ability to build trust and respect within the organization
  • Ability to prioritize and handle multiple projects simultaneously
  • Experience with Microsoft Office suite
  • Experience with Veeva regulatory publishing
  • PowerPoint presentation authoring and presentation skills
  • Ability to interact with external business partners and regulatory agencies
  • Business travel availability of 10–20% as required

Benefits:

  • Annual bonus plan eligibility for non-commercial roles
  • Incentive compensation plan eligibility for commercial roles
  • Discretionary equity awards
  • Voluntary participation in the Employee Stock Purchase Plan
  • Medical insurance
  • Dental insurance
  • Vision insurance
  • 401(k)
  • FSA/HSA
  • Life Insurance
  • Paid Time Off
  • Wellness benefits
  • Equal opportunity employer
  • Reasonable accommodation in the job application process