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The Business Performance Senior Manager is a member of the Transformation Execution team. This team is responsible for helping leaders improve performance by defining performance measures and targets, establishing a portfolio of initiatives to drive improvement, developing business cases, and executing the initiatives. The senior manager will lead workstreams for mergers, acquisitions, and licensing integrations (MAL) across all deal phases from a regulatory life cycle perspective. They serve as the subject matter expert in cross-functional and business development forums. They continuously improve both the MAL operating model as well as supporting other process improvement activities across the GRAAS process infrastructure.
Job Responsibility:
Represent GRAAS at cross-functional MAL and Business Development-related forums, providing strategic input and thought leadership
Form and lead sub-function teams for integration and licensing activities, ensuring alignment with strategic objectives
Drive strategic solutions to complex business problems, leading analyses and negotiations with key decision makers
Lead Regulatory workstreams across all deal phases
Serve as Lead for all product licensing work, including integrations into and transitions out of Amgen
Closely partner with Regulatory Affairs (RA) Therapeutic Area Integration Project Lead and advise/instruct them on end-to-end process and details of planning and execution of acquisition integration
Act as their delegate as needed in cross-functional meetings
Assist with pre-deal close GRAAS due diligence
Develop and manage GRAAS integration workplan
Draft and manage any new controlled documents unique to the integration, such as Quality Integration PLANs and bridging process GDEs
Lead and manage cross-company controlled document mapping and disposition
Identify gaps and risks to integration
Work closely with the Information management and change management teams, to ensure system changes and effective adoption of the change
Serve as member of the Amgen Corporate Integration Management Team
Forming and leading the team for effective execution
Serve as SME with licensing company and schedule and facilitate cross-company meetings as required
Maintain MAL status documentation and QMS bridging documents, manage risks/dependencies, represent regulatory in integration forums for thought leadership
Optimise the MAL resources for GRAAS, embedding best practices and compliance with corporate and departmental expectations
Lead other continuous improvement projects to support the GRAAS process infrastructure
Advises Global teams on regulatory implications and requirements relevant to the global clinical development/Marketing Applications plans and objectives
Provides regulatory direction/expertise on the international regulatory mechanisms to optimize product development (e.g. expediting FIH studies, Orphan Drug Designation, expedited regulatory designations, compassionate use and pediatric plan)
With minimal supervision, plans regulatory submissions (e.g. clinical trial, marketing authorization applications and lifecycle management) for products within Amgen's portfolio
With minimal supervision, contributes to the development of international regulatory strategy documents (regulatory product filing plan, strategies, risks associated with the potential Agency outcomes and contingency planning, estimate likelihood of success) and communicates to others, as appropriate
Provides and maintains CTA/MA documentation. May author documents/redact documents to support a regulatory filing
Leads the internal discussions related to Agency meetings and in accordance with GRT strategy (and communicates outcomes back to GRT and others, as applicable)
Directs the development of the international product label by collaborating with the Labeling Working Group to define commercial objectives in the context of available and expected scientific data, regulatory guidance, precedents and competitor labeling
Manages the international label submission strategy, leads negotiation activities with cross-functional teams, and is accountable for label deviation requests and outcomes
Supports Local Regulatory teams in triaging queries from health authorities and, where appropriate, helps identify existing responses to same or similar questions, leveraging knowledge management
Advises and supports other groups on the review of promotional and non-promotional materials, as needed
Supports process improvement initiatives and metrics
Participates as a member of the Global Regulatory Team (GRT), Evidence Generation Team (EGT), Labeling Working Group (LWG), Clinical Study Team (CST), and others, as applicable
Shares regulatory information and implications with the GRT and other global teams on an ongoing basis and provides advice on international considerations
Participates in LWG/ELB meetings with advice on local deviation requests
Partners with the peers to agree on product strategy including projected submission and approval time
Maintains regular communications with the local teams to ensure alignment on strategy and keep the countries informed of status on product development
Partners with peers to ensure consistency in procedures
Builds effective relationships and communication paths across the Global and Local elements of the GRAAS function
Maintains an awareness of new and developing legislation, regulatory policy and technical Regulatory guidance relating to Amgen products
Performs regulatory research to obtain relevant histories, precedence, and other information relevant to regional product advancement
Mentors and/or advises other International Regulatory Leads at more junior levels
Requirements:
Master’s degree (scientific area) and 10 years of directly related experience OR Bachelor’s degree (scientific area) and 12 years of directly related experience
Knowledge of Regulatory principles
Working with policies, procedures and SOP’s
Comprehensive understanding of regulatory activities and how they impact other projects and/or processes
General knowledge of national legislation and regulations relating to medicinal products
General awareness of the registration procedures/challenges in the region for CTAs, MAs and all lifecycle management activities
Knowledge and experience in the international regulatory environment relevant for product area and development stage
Understanding of drug development
Able to anticipate regulatory Agency questions and potential responses
Demonstrate strong teamwork ability
Good communication skills - both oral and written
Good negotiation and Influencing skills
Ability to understand and communicate scientific/clinical information
Ability to anticipate and prevent potential issues
Ability to resolve conflicts and develop a course of action leading to a beneficial outcome
Cultural awareness and sensitivity to achieve results across both regional, country and international borders
What we offer:
Reasonable accommodation to participate in the job application or interview process, to perform essential job functions, and to receive other benefits and privileges of employment
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