Normalized fields

open
Function
program_management
Business unit
Not classified
Location
Rockville, Maryland
Work model
On-site
Seniority
executive
Clearance
Not provided
Employment type
Full-time
Compensation
Not provided
First seen
2026-09-13T01:14:55.129Z
Last seen
2026-10-13T13:00:46.934Z
Requisition
EXECU001461

Latest version

The Executive Director, Development Asset Leadership, is responsible for leading the oversight and execution of Supernus’s pharmaceutical development programs from early discoveries through commercialization. This executive role is responsible for defining, prioritizing, managing, and driving cross functional execution of the company’s asset development program(s) to ensure alignment with corporate strategy, scientific excellence, and financial objectives. The Executive Director will provide leadership across cross-functional program teams, portfolio management and program management, ensuring successful execution of drug development milestones, risk mitigation, resource optimization, and stakeholder communication.

Derived classifications

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Version 12026-09-13T01:14:55.129ZInitial version