Director, RWE Virology Safety Epidemiology

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As a Director in Real‑World Evidence at Gilead you will-

• Work in a team of observational research scientists within a matrix organization and advocate for the appropriate level of resources and methods to ensure the timeliness, quality, and utility of RWE Virology activities in support of safety required by internal and external stakeholders (e.g., regulators).
• Report to the Senior Director, RWE Safety Therapeutic Area Lead‑Virology and are responsible for the execution of RWE safety epidemiology studies across the product lifecycle, including pediatrics, post‑authorization studies (PAS), and other non‑experimental studies, both mandatory and voluntary, in support of Virology products.
• Will serve as the key subject matter expert for Virology post marketing commitments (PMCs) and other pharmacoepidemiology activities in support of safety and serve as a partner to the RWE Virology Product teams and cross‑functional stakeholders to ensure excellence in the execution of all safety epidemiology activities at the global level.

• Responsible for the development, execution, and communication of specified RWE safety/non‑experimental studies for individual products and their pipeline/lifecycle indications in Virology.
• Provide functional perspective and subject‑matter expertise on RWE methods and requirements at both the global/regional level and the TA level, including review of RWE safety and PAS protocols and analysis plans developed internally and externally.
• Collaborates and coordinates safety, pediatrics, and PAS activities with RWE Virology Product teams.
• Employ robust scientific methods for the timely execution of safety, pediatrics, and PAS strategy in alignment with pipeline/lifecycle management objectives.
• Lead or contribute to a team of observational research scientists within a matrix organization to deliver, within time, budget, and quality standards, RWE safety/PAS including, but not limited to: patient registries, studies of natural history of disease, drug utilization studies, studies of patient reported outcomes, comparative effectiveness/safety studies, and post‑approval safety studies.
• Communicate effectively about the utility of RWE across the product lifecycle and contribute to the use of study results to support internal and external decisions.
• Communicates observational research results, including development of study reports and pertinent sections of regulatory documents, publications, white papers, press releases, etc.
• Represent the RWE function in internal cross‑functional teams and initiatives.
• Leverage close collaborations with quantitative functions within CDS (e.g., Biostatistics, Bioinformatics), as well as partners in Clinical Development, Global Patient Safety, Regulatory Affairs, Clinical Operations, Medical Affairs and Global Value and Access, to anticipate and meet the evidence needs of regulators, payers, providers, and patients.
• Identify the need for and contribute directly to the development of processes and…