Executive Director, U.S. Medical Affairs Cardiovascular Portfolio Lead (Cardiovascular)

Location: United States, California, Thousand Oaks

Annual salary: $325,301.80–$440,114.20

Company

hirify.global is a biotechnology company developing medicines for serious illnesses across cardiovascular disease, oncology, inflammation, general medicine, and rare disease.

What you will do

• Lead the integrated U.S. Medical Affairs strategy for the cardiovascular portfolio, including Repatha and pipeline assets.
• Translate global strategies and clinical evidence into U.S. medical priorities addressing patient, healthcare professional, payer, and health-system needs.
• Direct evidence generation, implementation science, scientific communication, medical education, congress strategy, launch readiness, and lifecycle management.
• Partner with Field Medical, Clinical Development, Commercial, Access, Regulatory, Legal, Compliance, Global Medical Affairs, and Obesity Medical teams.
• Engage professional societies, experts, advocacy organizations, health systems, payers, academic networks, and other cardiovascular stakeholders.
• Recruit, mentor, and lead a high-performing U.S. Medical Affairs team while managing portfolio governance, prioritization, resources, and budgets.

Requirements

• Doctorate degree and 6 years of medical affairs/cardiovascular experience, or master’s degree and 10 years, or bachelor’s degree and 12 years.
• At least 6 years of managerial or team leadership experience.
• Experience developing and executing U.S. Medical Affairs strategies across portfolios or multiple assets.
• Experience with U.S. product launches, lifecycle management, evidence generation, scientific communication, and external engagement.
• Strong knowledge of cardiovascular disease, U.S. healthcare systems, clinical guidelines, reimbursement, access, quality measures, policy, and compliance requirements.
• Strategic thinking, executive communication, change leadership, matrix leadership, budgeting, governance, and resource-management capabilities.

Nice to have

• MD or another advanced clinical or scientific degree.
• 10 or more years of biopharmaceutical industry experience.
• Experience with implementation science, AI-enabled solutions, and above-brand disease-state strategies.
• Experience partnering with U.S. professional societies, payers, health systems, academic institutions, and advocacy organizations.

Culture & Benefits

• Collaborative, innovative, science-based, inclusive, and patient-focused work environment.
• Health, dental, vision, life, disability, and flexible spending benefits.
• Retirement and savings plan with company contributions.
• Discretionary annual bonus, stock-based long-term incentives, and career development opportunities.
• Paid time off plans, biannual company-wide shutdowns, and flexible work models where applicable.
• Sponsorship for this role is not guaranteed.