Associate Director, CMC Regulatory Affairs in London

As an Associate Director you will lead the development and execution of global CMC regulatory strategies for the hematology and oncology portfolios. You will guide regulatory activities across development stages, mentor CMC Regulatory Affairs (RA) staff, support cross-functional and external partners, and serve as a key liaison in regulatory authority interactions.

A typical day may include the following:

• Lead product development activities from a CMC regulatory standpoint with input from senior management.
• Represent CMC RA at program meetings and independently provide regulatory interpretation, position, and covering clinical development, initial market applications, and approval/post-approval activities.
• Identify program issues and develop appropriate regulatory strategies to mitigate risks to filings, independently find alternative solutions/work-arounds, and obtain consensus.
• Critically review and provide meaningful and strategic input on regulatory filing documents (e.g., INDs, IMPDs, meeting packages, scientific advice, BLAs, MAAs, BPDRs, annual reports, DSUR, amendments, supplements) to facilitate and expedite the development, licensure, and marketing of drugs and/or biologics.
• Lead and facilitate interactions with global regulatory authorities (e.g., meetings, IR responses, inspections).
• Perform final review and approval of the compliance activities of the portfolios to confirm regulatory impact and associated submission requirements for clinical and commercial regulatory filings in accordance with country-specific regulatory guidance documents.
• Mentor colleagues in difficult compliance assessment discussions with SMEs or Senior Management; find opportunities for improvement of processes for compliance tasks.
• Develop and create working instructions, SOPs, and/or templates to facilitate consistent and efficient practice across the CMC RA groups.
• Identify gaps in the IOPS and global RA processes, bring up to higher management, and help to improve business efficiency.
• Support establishing, managing, and maintaining a knowledge base of current and emerging regulatory requirements and guidelines in the CMC field.
• Find opportunities to initiate operational changes and policy modifications.
• Manage and coach team member(s).

This may be for you if you:

• Have a strong grasp of CMC worldwide regulations and guidelines.
• Have been successful in building collaboration and teamwork across cross-functional teams.
• Can demonstrate a proven track record managing and mentoring people.
• Demonstrated skill in managing multiple priorities.

To be considered, a bachelor's degree with a minimum of 10 years of pharmaceutical/biotech industry experience, including 5+ years of relevant CMC experience is required. An advanced degree is preferred. Proven track record supporting small molecule drugs and/or biological products through development and approval is a distinct advantage. It is required to have a good understanding of current CMC worldwide regulations and guidelines. Experience in interacting with the US FDA and other regulatory authorities is essential. Experience with device regulatory requirements and development processes for combination products is a plus.

Regeneron is an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, colour, religion or belief (or lack thereof), sex, nationality, national or ethnic origin, civil status, age, citizenship status, membership of the Traveler community, sexual orientation, disability, genetic information, familial status, marital or registered civil partnership status, pregnancy or parental status, gender identity, gender reassignment, military or veteran status, or any other protected characteristic in accordance with applicable laws and regulations.