Global Scientific Communications Lead

• Own and continuously evolve the global scientific communications strategy across early pipeline and launch/commercialized assets.
• Establish a coherent scientific communication architecture connecting scientific narratives, publications, congresses, medical education, core scientific content, field medical enablement and digital dissemination.
• Ensure a consistent, evidence-based and differentiated scientific voice across assets, geographies and channels while enabling local adaptation.
• Translate disease biology, patient journey, unmet need, target product profile, emerging clinical data and competitive context into scientific narratives and communication roadmaps.
• Partner with Global Medical Leads, Clinical Development, Translational Medicine, HEOR/Market Access, Regulatory and other functions.
• Integrate publication and congress planning with development and evidence-generation timelines.
• Identify scientific communication gaps and opportunities informing evidence generation, differentiation and stakeholder understanding.
• Lead integrated scientific communication planning for launch-stage and selected commercialized products.
• Lead the Medical Affairs congress communication strategy, including scientific content priorities, data dissemination, medical education and coordination of a consistent scientific presence.
• Support launch readiness, evidence adoption, appropriate use and lifecycle priorities without assuming promotional accountability.
• Act as strategic scientific communications partner to Global Medical Leads and ensure clear accountability interfaces.

• Advanced scientific or medical degree (MD, PharmD, PhD or equivalent) strongly preferred; other relevant advanced qualifications may be considered with substantial industry experience.
• Significant experience in pharmaceutical or biotechnology, or Communication agency Medical Affairs, Scientific Communications, Publications or a closely related discipline, with evidence of increasing strategic responsibility.
• Proven experience in global scientific communication and publication strategies, scientific platforms, congress deliverables and external author or expert engagement.
• Strong understanding of clinical development, evidence generation, data interpretation, medical strategy and the needs of healthcare professionals, payers, patients and scientific stakeholders.
• Working knowledge of publication ethics and standards, including Good Publication Practice, ICMJE authorship principles, data disclosure requirements and relevant legal, regulatory and compliance frameworks.
• Experience leading in a global matrix and influencing senior cross-functional stakeholders without direct authority.
• Experience managing agencies, vendors, budgets, prioritization and multiple complex deliverables.
• Fluent professional English.
• Outstanding scientific writing, presentation and verbal communication skills.

• Mobile work
• Permanent employment
• Full-time employment