About the Role
This role is responsible for shaping the medical strategy for a pipeline compound in systemic sclerosis. The individual will lead scientific communication, support clinical development, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to prepare for future commercialization.
Responsibilities
- Develop and execute the global medical strategy for a pipeline asset in systemic sclerosis
- Collaborate with clinical development teams to inform trial design and medical monitoring
- Lead the creation of core scientific content for investigator interactions and advisory boards
- Support the generation of real-world evidence and publication planning
- Engage with key external experts to gather insights and build scientific partnerships
- Provide medical input into regulatory and commercial planning activities
- Ensure alignment between global and regional medical teams
- Serve as a scientific resource for internal stakeholders on disease and pipeline-related topics
- Monitor and interpret emerging clinical data in the therapeutic area
- Contribute to lifecycle planning and future indication expansion
- Support due diligence activities for pipeline-related opportunities
- Maintain up-to-date knowledge of clinical guidelines and treatment landscapes
- Drive cross-functional alignment on key medical messages and data dissemination
- Oversee the development of medical training materials for pipeline assets
- Ensure compliance with applicable regulations and company policies in all activities
Compensation
Competitive salary and benefits package
Work Arrangement
Hybrid work model with regional flexibility
Team
Part of the Global Medical Affairs team focused on pipeline development
Therapeutic Focus
This position centers on systemic sclerosis (SSc), a rare and complex autoimmune disease with high unmet medical need. The role supports a pipeline-stage biologic with potential to impact disease progression.
Global Impact
The Medical Director will work across regions to ensure consistent medical strategy and data interpretation, supporting both development and future access initiatives worldwide.
Available for eligible candidates
