Life Sciences R&D Regulatory Principal Director

You Are

An R&D guru who knows the Regulatory field inside out--and you've spent years using that know-how to make sure clients have R&D technology and processes that help get products to patients faster. You know how to design, build and deploy transformational solutions thanks to your in-depth understanding of how business, technology and operations intersect. You get a quiet satisfaction from using your analytical talents to solve problems in new and creative ways. You never have problems explaining those ideas, thanks to strong communication and interpersonal skills. Your experience means that you've got innovative answers when people come to you with problems. You collaborate and are creative in inspiring teams to turn in quality work on time, every time.

The Work (Role Responsibility)

• Lead large-scale programs that identify, design, and implement business and technology solutions to solve our client's challenges, mainly within the Regulatory domain.

• Define use cases and business cases for applying modern technology in the Regulatory space, including digital and applied intelligence.

• Evaluate clients' current technology supporting product development, and regulatory compliance strategies.

• Assesses and design complex business transformations across the core components of an operating model within and outside the Regulatory organization.

• Lead analysis of their current product development and R&D strategies

• Advise clients on how they can use the next generation of capabilities and operating models to become data-driven, AI enabled organizations

• Design and deploy change management projects that set up clients for long term success

• Build relationships with senior clients that help Accenture become a trusted partner

• Drive business development efforts and help build the Accenture Consulting practice

• Develop Accenture's thought leadership and technical expertise in pharmaceutical, med tech and/or biopharma R&D

Basic Qualifications:

• At least 10 years' of consulting experience

• At least 10 years' experience working in the Life Sciences R&D industry, with a significant focus / experience in the regulatory domain

• A Bachelor's degree

Bonus Points If (Preferred Skills)

• Your Bachelor's degree has a major in science or health engineering

• A deep understanding of pharma, med tech and/or biopharma R&D and product life cycle processes and technologies

• You've worked in a top tier consulting firm with a strong emphasis on management consulting

• You have a network of existing clients in the Life Sciences field

• You've got deep strategic consulting experience including solving big issues on time and on budget

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Role Location Annual Salary Range

California $161,200 to $434,000

Colorado $161,200 to $375,000

District of Columbia $171,700 to $399,300

New York $149,300 to $434,000

Maryland $149,300 to $347,200

Washington $171,700 to $399,300

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