The Director, Market Access is responsible for defining and executing the market access, pricing, and reimbursement strategy for Corcept’s oncology portfolio in DACH. This role is critical to ensuring timely, sustainable, and compliant patient access through successful navigation of DACH complex access environment, including AMNOG, Institut für Qualität und Wirtschaftlichkeit im Gesundheitswesen (IQWiG) Bundesausschuss (G‑BA), Statutory Health Insurance (SHI) negotiations, and regional access dynamics. 

The Director will report to DACH GM and serve as the market access lead for DACH, partnering closely with U.S. Headquarters Market Access, Health Economics and Outcomes Research (HEOR), Medical, Commercial and Legal and Compliance to drive optimal launch readiness, reimbursement outcomes, and long‑term access success. 

Responsibilities:

Market Access Strategy & Leadership 

• Develop and lead the DACH German market access strategy for Corcept’s oncology assets across the product lifecycle, from early pipeline through launch and post‑launch optimization
• Serve as the primary market access subject matter expert for DACH, advising senior leadership on access risks, opportunities, and strategic trade‑offs
• Ensure alignment between U.S. access strategy and local execution, providing clear input into German pricing, value, and evidence planning
• Collaborate with DACH commercial teams including marketing, sales, and medical

 Pricing, Reimbursement & AMNOG Execution 

• Lead DACH‑specific pricing and reimbursement strategy, including launch price positioning and lifecycle price management
• Own and drive the AMNOG process, including: 
• Strategic input into dossier development 
• Engagement planning for IQWiG and G‑BA assessments 
• Preparation for SHI price negotiations and arbitration scenarios 
• Partner with U.S. teams to translate clinical and economic value into compelling, compliant value propositions for German payers
• Coordination with Medical, HEOR/RWE, Clinical development, and Regulatory on evidence strategy that reflects both national and regional payer expectations

Stakeholder & Payer Engagement 

• Lead strategic engagement planning with national and regional payers, sickness funds, and key decision‑making bodies
• Provide guidance and support for compliant payer communication strategies, in collaboration with HEOR/RWE, Legal and Compliance and Medical colleagues
• Monitor and assess evolving policy, regulatory, and reimbursement landscapes in Germany and proactively adapt access strategy

Cross‑Functional Leadership 

• Act as a core member of the Germany Leadership Team, partnering with U.S. Market Access. Commercial, Medical, Regulatory, and other relevant functions
• Ensure market access considerations are embedded early in launch planning, forecasting, and business planning
• Contribute to regional and European access forums, sharing insights and best practices
• Uphold Corcept’s ethics and patient‑first principles by embedding collaboration, evidence‑based decision‑making, and accountable leadership into all aspects of strategy and execution

Preferred Skills, Qualifications and Technical Proficiencies:

• Fluency in German and English required 
• Extensive experience in pharmaceutical market access in Germany, with deep expertise in AMNOG, G‑BA, IQWiG, and SHI pricing negotiations. Experience in other EU markets is a plus
• Demonstrated success leading market access strategy for specialty and/or oncology products
• Strong strategic mindset with the ability to operate at both detail and executive levels
• Proven ability to lead complex, cross‑functional initiatives in a highly regulated environment
• Excellent communication and influencing skills, with credibility engaging senior internal and external stakeholders
• Demonstrated ability to develop strategy and the ability to execute compliantly
• Moderate travel required, primarily within Germany, with occasional travel to regional or U.S. headquarters and key external meetings

Preferred Education and Experience:

• Bachelor’s degree required; advanced degree (e.g., Master’s, PhD, MBA) preferred
• Relevant training or certifications in health economics, market access, or health policy preferred
• Eight to 10+ years of total professional experience with 5+ years in progressively senior or leadership roles 

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Position Summary:

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The Business Operations Lead will be responsible for driving the efficient execution of business operations, ensuring alignment between commercial, medical and other operational functions. The individual will work closely with the VP GM to define strategic priorities, improve processes and oversee day-to-day business activities in a fast paced, dynamic biotech organization that covers Germany, Austria and Switzerland. This person should have experience with sales & marketing, financial, supply chain and operational processes. The ideal candidate knows how to navigate the health care systems in the countries of the cluster.  

Work Model: 

Remote: Officially documented as working full-time from home, with travel to Ultragenyx's offices or other locations on occasion as needed.

Responsibilities:

1. Operational effectiveness: Identify efficiencies and implement local solutions to improve productivity and scalability in the cluster. 
2. Strategic and tactical planning: Support the VP GM in collaborating with all functions to prepare and execute brand plans, new product launch plans, launch readiness metrics & dashboards, quarterly business reviews and long-range planning. Ensure pull-through of identified EMEA initiatives to local markets. 
3. Go to Market Gene Therapy Operations: Collaborate with the EMEA Gene Therapy launch team(s) to prepare and optimize local (site) readiness for gene therapy launches.  
4. Supply Chain Optimization: Partner with supply chain to enhance and develop product distribution in all markets. Lead and mange Home Delivery and Infusion services. 
5. Project Management: Planning and independent execution of key projects, in particular operational marketing, market mapping and insights management, ensuring timelines, budgets and deliverables are met. Manage project budgets and third-party vendors to ensure optimal resource use. In close collaboration with commercial and medical field teams, develop materials to communicate to key stakeholders about Ultragenyx key products.  
6. Cross functional Cluster leadership and governance support: Support the VP GM in driving agenda preparation, slide preparation and leadership of key strategic operational meetings, offsites and forums.  
7. Compliance & Risk Management: Ensure adherence to local regulations e.g. AMG, BPI/AKG Code of Conduct etc. and mitigating operational risks 
8. Analytics and Insights generation: collaborating with the Regional Analytics team to ensure that maximum benefits are derived from field level interactions.  

Requirements:

Education 

1. Bachelor’s degree (required) in: 

Pharmacy, Medicine, Biology or Life Sciences, Business Administration or Management 

1. Advanced Degree (preferable) in: 

Master of Business Administration (MBA), Masters/PhD in a life science discipline 

1. Certifications (optional): 

Project management,  

Experience 

Industry Experience: 10+ years of experience in biotech, pharmaceutical, or life science industries. Rare Disease experience is highly advantageous.  

Leadership Experience: Proven track record of leading cross-functional teams (scientific, commercial, and operational teams). An ability to lead and manage the establishment of local business entities. Experience in developing launch strategies for orphan drugs, particularly gene therapies, is desirable. 

Core skills: 

1. Strong understanding of biotech business operating models, market dynamics and regulatory landscape 
2. Familiarity with German health care system 
3. Financial acumen (budget management, financial forecasting, demand planning, KPIs) 
4. Strategic planning and execution 
5. Stakeholder management (internal teams, external vendors) 
6. Excellent communication and negotiation skills) 

Technology and Tools: 

1. Familiarity with biotech-specific software and databases (e.g. CRM systems) 
2. Proficiency in data analytic tools and reporting systems 

Language Skills 

Fluency in German (at least level C1) and English is imperative 

Competencies 

1. Strong leadership and decision-making skills. 
2. High attention to detail and results-orientated mindset. 
3. Ability to manage ambiguity in a fast-paced environment. 
4. Collaborative, with strong relationship-building capabilities 
5. Continuous improvement mindset, with a focus on innovation and operational excellence 

Location 

Based in Germany, with occasional travel to cluster countries (Germany, Austria, Switzerland) and EMEA HQ in Switzerland. 

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We are seeking a Key Account Manager (KAM) – Oncology to support the launch and growth of Corcept’s oncology portfolio in Germany. This is a unique opportunity to join a pioneering organization as it expands its oncology presence in the European market. The Key Account Manager is responsible for driving awareness, adoption, and appropriate use of Corcept’s oncology products within assigned key accounts across Germany. The role focuses on strategic account management, stakeholder engagement, and compliant promotional activities to ensure optimal patient access in a complex healthcare environment.

Key Responsibilities:

• Develop and execute account based strategic plans tailored to the needs of oncologists, multidisciplinary care teams, hospital systems, and other relevant stakeholders
• Achieve sales and performance objectives through high-quality, compliant interactions with healthcare professionals and key decision makers within oncology accounts
• Provide accurate, balanced, and compliant information on product clinical data, safety profile, and appropriate patient selection
• Collaborate closely with cross functional partners including Medical Affairs, Market Access, Marketing, and Commercial Operations to optimize account outcomes to ensure coordinated engagement with key accounts
• Analyze local market dynamics, competitive landscape, treatment pathways, and access barriers to identify opportunities and risks
• Ensure all activities are conducted in strict compliance with German pharmaceutical law, industry codes, and Corcept standards
• Represent Corcept professionally at national and regional oncology congresses and scientific meetings in Germany
• Contribute to a high performing, values driven culture through accountability, integrity, continuous development, and a patient first mindset

Preferred Skills, Qualifications and Technical Proficiencies:

• Fluency in English (written and spoken) is required, including the ability to communicate effectively with colleagues in other geographies
• Strong understanding of German oncology treatment guidelines, reimbursement mechanisms, and healthcare system dynamics
• Demonstrated ability to develop and execute strategic account plans in a competitive environment
• High level of business acumen, analytical capability, and cross functional collaboration
• Willingness to travel extensively within the assigned territory (approximately 50–75%)

Preferred Education and Experience:

• Bachelor’s degree in Life Sciences, Business, or a related field
• Minimum 10 years of pharmaceutical sales experience, including at least 5 years in oncology
• Proven success managing complex hospital and specialist oncology accounts in Germany
• Oncology product launch experience in Germany
• Experience in gynecologic oncology, ovarian cancer, or related oncology subspecialties
• Background in startup or growth stage pharmaceutical organizations
• Established relationships with oncologists, cancer centers, and key opinion leaders within Germany

Legal & Professional Certifications (Germany):

To perform this role in Germany, candidates must meet the legal requirements for pharmaceutical field representatives, including:

• Certification as a Pharmaceutical Sales Representative (Pharmareferent/in) in accordance with §75 of the German Medicines Act (Arzneimittelgesetz, AMG)
  • A recognized degree in pharmacy, medicine, chemistry, biology, or a related life‑science discipline or
  • Successful completion of the IHK Pharmareferent (IHK) certification or an equivalent recognized qualification
• This may be fulfilled through:
• Demonstrated knowledge of:
• German pharmaceutical law (AMG)
• HWG (Heilmittelwerbegesetz – German Drug Advertising Act)
• Industry codes (e.g., FSA Code of Conduct)

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