01Overview
Your Key Responsibilities
Your responsibilities include, but not limited to:
Operate within the framework of a global technical operations organization (such as manufacturing, science and technology, supply, quality, etc.) and, together with key partners at Sandoz, design, establish, and lead an effective and successful product and project portfolio management function.
Oversight of medium- to long-term comprehensive planning, implementation, and monitoring of supply strategy for biopharmaceutical and injectable products, including active pharmaceutical ingredients, pharmaceuticals, medical devices/combination products, as well as product lifecycle management activities and technology transfer. Supervision of strategic product allocation and supplier selection. Preparation of various investment scenarios for relevant stakeholders, including STO and the Sandoz management team (e.g., PAM and SIRC).
Ensure that the agreed Sandoz portfolio strategy for large molecules and injectable products is supported by operational capabilities and capacities, independently of Novartis and other partners on whom Sandoz is currently heavily dependent. - Definition of technologies and capabilities that need to be established in the Technical Operations network and ensuring and leveraging synergies within Sandoz. Establishment of effective and successful systems and processes both within Technical Operations (e.g., STO ESO, STO MS&T;) and with other stakeholders at Sandoz (e.g., Sandoz global development, commercial organization, )
Together with relevant functions (Development, BD&L;, ) lead the long-term strategy of 'make vs. buy'. Ensure that projects are justified in terms of allocated resources, timelines, and in accordance with applicable internal governance procedures. Lead comprehensive portfolio management by setting overall objectives and ensuring complete transparency of risks, monitoring mitigation measures, and identifying issues that require discussion or escalatio .
