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CSL is seeking a portfolio-level regulatory strategist to shape regional strategy across APAC, LATAM, MEA and other regions. You will partner with the Therapeutic Area Lead to translate global strategy into regionally credible submissions, managing life cycle decisions and health authority relationships.
Based in Maidenhead with a hybrid model (3 days on-site), you will build regional insights, identify efficient approval pathways, and provide strategic oversight of submissions and PSURs across
The Role This a portfolio-level regulatory strategy role covering regions with diverse regulatory requirements and market dynamics: APAC, LATAM, MEA, CIS, Adriatics and Partner Business Regions. Working with the Therapeutic Area Lead, you'll set regional regulatory strategy for a defined product portfolio — not just chasing individual approvals, but shaping the pathway decisions, life cycle management, and health authority relationships that determine how well global strategy actually lands on the ground.
Location: Maidenhead/Hybrid, 3-days a week on-site
A global regulatory strategy depends on strong regional insights across all markets. These regions do not follow the same dynamics as the US or EU — different evidentiary bars, different timelines, different risk calculus — and getting that wrong costs approval time and access. This role owns that judgment: turning global strategy into regionally credible submissions and pushing regional intelligence back up into global thinking before it becomes a problem rather than after.
You’ll act as the regional regulatory strategist for your product portfolio, balancing scientific rigor with the practical realities of dozens of different regulatory systems, while building the relationships — internal and external — that make timely approval possible.
Develop and implement regional regulatory strategies aligned to global priorities, identifying the most efficient approval pathways with input from Local Regulatory Responsible (LRR) and Regulatory Partner Representative (RPR) colleagues.
Contribute to Global Regulatory Strategy activities, including planning and responding to complex scientific questions requiring product expertise and cross-functional input.
Provide strategic oversight of submissions — marketing applications, life cycle management, tender applications, and PSURs — anticipating regulatory risk before it becomes a delay.
Ensure high-quality submission documentation and health authority responses, delivered on schedule and to regional requirements.
Build and sustain strong working relationships with LRRs, RPRs, internal stakeholders, and regional health authorities themselves.
Stay current on international legislation and guidance relevant to CSL's products and initiatives, including rare disease, orphan drug, toll manufacturing, and reliance pathway considerations.