Senior Manager, Government Affairs - UK

Moderna; Greater London; Sur place; GBP 90 000 - 130 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Moderna in London is seeking a seasoned Government Affairs professional to shape and execute UK policy and external engagement across government, Parliament and industry. You will translate political dynamics into clear positions and opportunities for Moderna's vaccine programs, with a strong focus on respiratory vaccines.

You'll report to the Associate Director Government Affairs UK and collaborate with Communications, Medical, Marketing and Market Access to align policy priorities with

Qualifications

• Degree in Health Policy, Political Science, Law or related field.
• Strong public policy and legislative background with external stakeholder engagement.
• Experience crafting clear policy positions in response to complex challenges.

Responsabilités

• Support development and execution of Moderna's Government Affairs strategy across the UK.
• Engage externally to promote a supportive UK policy environment for innovative vaccines, with a focus on respiratory vaccines.
• Build relationships with parliamentarians, government officials, civil servants and government agencies.
• Partner with stakeholders to establish shared public policy goals through research and dialogue.
• Develop and support projects with external stakeholders to enhance Moderna's policy influence.
• Manage day-to-day relationships with industry trade associations and participate in relevant groups.
• Explore application of AI and Generative AI to policy and change to enhance policy intelligence.
• Operate with high ethical standards and compliance with UK legislation and ABPI codes.

Connaissances

Public policy

Stakeholder engagement

Policy analysis

Strategic thinking

Diplomacy

Negotiation

Ethics & compliance

AI policy

Formation

Degree in Health Policy, Political Science, Law

Description du poste

The Role

Joining Moderna means advancing mRNA science to transform medicine. Work with exceptional global teams on a broad pipeline and build a career that makes a real difference for patients.

Moderna is strengthening its presence in London, a global center of science and innovation. Our team drives commercial operations to bring our mRNA medicines to patients across the UK. We welcome talent ready to help transform global health.

Based in London and operating as a sole contributor with a UK-wide remit, you will help shape and execute Moderna's Government Affairs strategy, creating the public policy environment that enables innovative solutions to reach patients and consumers, with a strong focus on the delivery of respiratory vaccines.

Reporting to the Associate Director Government Affairs UK, you will work at the intersection of politics, policy, healthcare and innovation-turning deep analysis of changing political dynamics, legislation and government policy into clear positions, stakeholder strategies and opportunities for external engagement.

This is an opportunity to deepen your External Affairs expertise while building relationships across government, Parliament, industry and the wider healthcare ecosystem. You will also have opportunities to get close to Generative AI tools, exploring how AI can strengthen policy intelligence, identify emerging trends and support more agile approaches to policy and change.

Here's What You'll Do

• Support the development and execution of Moderna's Government Affairs strategy across the UK, providing tactical support to the Associate Director Government Affairs UK and ensuring alignment and consistency in engagement with policymakers.
• Engage externally to promote a supportive UK policy environment for innovative vaccines, with a particular focus on respiratory vaccines.
• Build a positive presence for Moderna among parliamentarians, members of government, civil servants and government agencies, helping facilitate and advance Moderna's mission.
• Partner with stakeholders to establish shared public policy goals, identify solutions through research and dialogue, and collaboratively engage policymakers to drive change in support of Moderna's strategy and business objectives.
• Develop and support projects with external stakeholders that enhance Moderna's ability to shape and influence the broader policy environment.
• Manage day-to-day relationships with industry trade associations and actively participate in relevant groups to advocate for Moderna's desired policy objectives.
• Perform legislative and regulatory analysis across a wide range of policy and political matters that could affect Moderna and the broader healthcare and innovative biopharmaceutical environment.
• Gather deep insights into current and emerging political and public policy trends, identifying external challenges and opportunities and translating these into clear policy positions that support Moderna's priorities and goals.
• Apply public policy thought leadership and external partner relationships to develop solutions to complex and nuanced policy challenges.
• Bring insights from government and external stakeholders into Moderna's internal planning, helping teams understand the implications of the evolving UK political and policy landscape.
• Support the Associate Director Government Affairs UK in developing and executing an active programme of engagement with external stakeholders.
• Establish strong local and global functional relationships, collaborating extensively across Communications, Medical, Marketing and Market Access to connect Government Affairs priorities with broader business objectives.
• Use strong strategic thinking to incorporate the perspectives of different stakeholders, influencing without authority and applying negotiation, tact, diplomacy and discretion to achieve objectives across multiple groups.
• Manage relevant third-party vendors while operating effectively within Moderna's fast-paced and unpredictable environment.
• Explore the application of AI and Generative AI to policy and change, including opportunities to enhance policy intelligence, analysis and the identification of emerging external trends.
• Operate with sound business judgment and strong analytical capabilities while maintaining high ethical standards.
• Act in an ethical and compliant manner at all times, adhering to Moderna policies and procedures, relevant UK legislation and applicable ABPI industry codes of practice.
• Bring a degree in Health Policy, Political Science, Law or another relevant area of specialisation.
• Apply a strong public policy and legislative background, with demonstrated experience engaging external stakeholders and crafting clear policy positions in response to complex and nuanced challenges.
• Bring a consistent track record of identifying policy trends affecting the wider health sector and/or innovative biopharmaceutical industry; an understanding of vaccines policy will be a strong advanta