REGIONAL REGULATORY LEADER – LATIN AMERICA (DIRECTOR)

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We are searching for the best talent for Regional Regulatory Leader to be in Mexico City, MX; Mendoza, AR; Bogotá, CO; São Paulo, BR or Costa Rica.
Purpose.
The Therapeutic Area Leader in Regulatory Affairs for the Latin America region leads the regulatory science and shapes the strategies to advance projects for early stages of research and develop submissions and approvals for initial marketing authorization applications and lifecycle management of the products for assigned therapeutic areas.
This role involves working closely with local regulatory affairs departments in Latin America, global regulatory teams, and other cross-functional partners to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and the outstanding regulatory strategies for the assets in the market.
You will be responsible for.
Leading and performing the preparation, submission, and maintenance of regulatory filings, such initial authorization to lifecycle applications.
Supervising and interpreting local and international requirements.
Providing guidance and support to cross-functional teams and representing the company in interactions with authorities and industry associations.
Leading and mentoring a team of professionals, providing guidance for their development.
Collaborating with teams of varied strengths to ensure alignment and consistency in regulatory strategies and submissions.
Staying updated on regulatory trends and changes in the region and communicating their impact to relevant team members.
You will lead a Therapeutic Area at Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine and play a key role in making an impact in public health while contributing to the success of innovative therapies for the LATAM population, being part of a team that values excellence, collaboration, and continuous learning.
Qualifications Education Required.
Licenciatura or Bachelor's degree Experience Required.
At least 10 years of experience.
Strategic mindset & solid understanding of market, requirements and guidelines in the Latin America region.
Strong leadership and management experience.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to work optimally in a cross-functional environment, with critical thinking to solve complex problems.
Experience Preferred.
Experience in regulatory affairs, preferably in the pharmaceutical or biotechnology industry.
Experience in mentoring and developing regulatory affairs professionals.
work independently and balance multiple projects simultaneously, navigating ambiguity and developing a solid strategy that can be executed.
Demonstrate initiative and creativity to achieve goals and objectives.
Languages.
Proficiency in English is required.
Proficiency in Portuguese & Spanish is a plus.
Travel.
This position may require up to 10% of travel.