Role Summary
Associate Director, Global Regulatory Affairs in the virology therapeutic area. Lead regulatory strategy, plans, and objectives for assigned products or projects; may act as Global Regulatory Lead for early-stage programs; oversee regulatory submissions, labeling, and packaging; lead Regulatory Submission Teams and cross-functional teams; represent regulatory authorities to regulators as needed.
Responsibilities
- Represent Gilead in negotiations with regulatory authorities as needed.
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- Represent Regulatory Affairs as Regional or Global Regulatory Lead on cross-functional submission teams; provide strategic guidance to regulatory and cross-functional leaders.
- Participate in or supervise sub-teams across study management, clinical, nonclinical, biomarkers, or assign to colleagues and guide their participation.
- Define regulatory strategy for multiple Gilead products or projects.
- Identify regulatory risks/issues and develop mitigation or contingency plans.
- Oversee preparation, compilation, and timely filing of regulatory submissions requiring cross-functional interactions (e.g., requests, INDs, amendments, DSURs, IB updates).
- Oversee and approve regulatory documents, including meeting requests and Module 1 documents for original INDs.
- Oversee and guide labeling, packaging, and information updates in accordance with product licenses.
- Critically review documents for regulatory submissions.
- Provide matrix management and leadership to project teams; contribute to resource and budget planning and tracking.
- Ensure work complies with established practices, policies, and regulatory requirements.
Qualifications
- U.S. Education & Experience:
- PharmD/PhD with 2+ yearsβ relevant experience.
- MA/MS/MBA with 8+ yearsβ relevant experience.
- BA/BS with 10+ yearsβ relevant experience.
- Significant regulatory, quality, compliance, or related biopharma experience.
- Proven track record in setting and directing regulatory strategy for multiple products or markets; experience negotiating with regulators.
- Experience participating in cross-functional projects related to clinical trials or drug development.
- Demonstrated ability to delegate and manage others in a matrix environment.
- Experience with one or more Gilead therapeutic areas and varying stages of development is preferred.
Knowledge
- Deep understanding of FDA and EMA regulatory requirements and ICH standards; awareness of regional regulatory requirements.
- Knowledge of global/regional regulatory trends in biopharmaceuticals and ability to apply this to team deliverables.
- Advanced regulatory and business knowledge with strong analytical abilities; ability to advise on regulatory implications of complex data.
- Strong knowledge of health authorities and effective HA interactions.
- Ability to represent Gilead to regulatory authorities in negotiations.
- Thorough knowledge of the drug development process from early research to post-marketing.
- Strong leadership presence; ability to influence without authority; strong interpersonal, communication, organizational, negotiation, and conflict-resolution skills.
- Willingness and ability to travel when needed.
Education
- Not specified beyond degree requirements in qualifications.