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Director, International CMC Regulatory Affairs – Cell and Gene Therapy

Barcelona, , SpainFull-time2026-11-05 → 2026-11-11
Hybrid

Core

Provides strategic, operational, and tactical CMC regulatory leadership for a portfolio of cell and gene therapies and biologics across clinical development, registration, launch, and post-approval lifecycle management.

Role type

Director, International CMC Regulatory Affairs

Builds

International CMC strategies, regulatory submissions (BLAs, MAAs, master files), and health authority interactions

Domain

Biopharmaceuticals, Cell and Gene Therapy, Regulatory Affairs

Required skills

Global CMC regulatory knowledge, Cell and gene therapy development experience, Strategic regulatory planning, Health authority interaction, Cross-functional stakeholder management, Risk management, Project leadership, Scientific and manufacturing understanding

Preferred skills

Postgraduate qualification, Health authority advocacy experience, Manufacturing and supply chain knowledge, Due diligence and business development experience

Technologies

BLA, MAA, IND, IMPD, Master files

Responsibilities

Lead development of international CMC regulatory strategies, Interpret global CMC regulations and guidance, Represent company with international trade associations and health authorities, Identify and manage complex regulatory risks, Provide strategic direction for manufacturing changes and quality compliance, Lead or coordinate high-quality CMC submission content, Ensure regulatory activities meet quality and timeline standards, Represent on technical and regulatory product teams, Lead responses to health authority questions, Build networks across regulatory and operational functions, Contribute to policy shaping and regulatory strategy, Drive agile approaches to dossier management, Lead knowledge sharing and coaching, Support business improvement initiatives, Provide regulatory leadership for due diligence and business development activities

Seniority

Director, strategic leadership and cross-functional influence