Director, Early Precision Medicine Regulatory Affairs

Bristol Myers Squibb

Princeton, NJ, US
Base: $244,110 - $295,806 (cambridge crossing); $2...
50% onsite
Global regulatory strategy for biomarkers
Early-stage development through proof of concept
Investigational assay development frameworks
The Director of Early Precision Medicine Regulatory Affairs leads global regulatory strategy for biomarkers and diagnostics, focusing on early-stage development through proof of concept and supporting registrations

Job Summary

  • The Director of Early Precision Medicine Regulatory Affairs leads global regulatory strategy for biomarkers and diagnostics, focusing on early-stage development through proof of concept and supporting registrations.
  • This role establishes scalable frameworks for investigational assay development, ensuring timely, compliant submissions that support patient stratification in Phase I/II studies.
  • Bristol Myers Squibb recognizes the importance of balance and flexibility in our work environment and offers a wide variety of competitive benefits, services and programs.

Matching Summary

The Director of Early Precision Medicine Regulatory Affairs leads global regulatory strategy for biomarkers and diagnostics, focusing on early-stage development through proof of concept and supporting registrations.

Salary

Base: $244,110 - $295,806 (Cambridge Crossing); $217,960 - $264,113 (Princeton - NJ - US); Bonus/Equity: Additional incentive cash and stock opportunities may be available; Benefits: Health Coverage, Wellbeing Support, Financial Well-being and Protection, Work-life benefits

Skills & Requirements

Must-have

  • Global regulatory strategy for biomarkers
  • Early-stage development through proof of concept
  • Investigational assay development frameworks
  • Drug-diagnostic strategies
  • Health authority engagement
  • Precision medicine regulatory expertise

Nice-to-have

  • Cross-functional leadership
  • Commitment to innovation
  • Translational Medicine CLIA Laboratory Steering Committee
  • Policy shaping through trade association engagement

Key Requirements

  • PhD., M.D., PharmD, MS degree
  • >8-10 years regulatory affairs and diagnostic development
  • Deep expertise in global diagnostic development
  • Extensive experience in biomarker and CDx strategy
  • Proven ability to lead teams through complex health authority interactions
  • Mastery of regulatory standards (GCP, GLP, CLIA, HIPAA, 21 CFR Parts, ISO, EU IVDR, CMDR, TGA, PMDA, NMPA, ICH)

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