Jobs at Ferring Pharmaceuticals

The SNO Rotational Internship at Ferring is a 12-month program for graduates to gain experience in Lifecycle Management and Customer Service & Order Management within the Supply Chain.

Promote and sell Ferring’s uro-oncology gene therapy across an assigned Pittsburgh territory. Responsibilities include meeting sales quotas, developing healthcare customer relationships, identifying business opportunities, using approved marketing resources, managing expenses and samples, submitting reports, and representing the company at industry events. The role requires navigating urology and uro-oncology care settings and extensive regional driving, with occasional air or long-distance travel.

Lead and launch a novel intravesical gene therapy by managing regional sales performance and coaching Sales Specialists. Develop and execute regional/territory plans, analyze markets, build key account relationships, identify new business, manage travel and expenses, and achieve sales targets while hiring, motivating, and developing high-performing teams.

Leads commercial excellence strategy and a two-person team across France and Belgium. Oversees omnichannel, CRM, digital, sales force effectiveness, analytics, market intelligence, product launches, customer engagement, and commercial performance measurement. Partners with marketing, sales, regional, and global stakeholders to improve productivity, adoption of commercial tools, launch execution, and portfolio growth. Requires strategic leadership, pharmaceutical industry expertise, French and English fluency, and extensive management experience.

Promote pharmaceutical products to doctors, pharmacists, and hospitals within an assigned territory. Build stakeholder relationships, support congresses, analyze prescribing behavior, communicate product information, gather market intelligence, propose promotional activities, manage territory budgets, track return on investment, and submit activity and expense reports.

Conduct analytical method development, pre-validation, validation, and transfer for pharmaceutical formulations, including complex injectables, hydrogels, peptides, and large molecules. Support formulation development, stability studies, specifications, protocols, reports, literature reviews, and CRO/CMO analysis coordination. Review laboratory data and documentation, coordinate instrument maintenance, and assist with laboratory procurement while maintaining compliance with quality systems and project requirements.

Owns the strategy, growth, performance, and long-term value of Ferring Korea’s Reproductive Medicine and Maternal Health portfolio. Leads integrated brand planning, product launches, lifecycle management, omnichannel initiatives, KOL and HCP engagement, A&P budgeting, forecasting, KPI tracking, ROI optimization, and cross-functional execution across Medical, Sales, Market Access, and Regulatory while ensuring compliance.

Owns the business and marketing strategy for Rekovelle and Lutinus in Japan. Responsibilities include market analysis, business planning, promotional strategy, KPI tracking, budget forecasting, cross-functional brand leadership, sales training, capability development, and collaboration with global and regional teams. The role also manages relationships with external experts and scientific societies, attends scientific meetings, and supports commercial growth in the infertility therapeutic area.

Leads pharmaceutical wholesaler management, including contracts, rebates, invoicing, credit control, licensing, order processing, data quality, KPI reporting, and returns management. Develops distribution, channel, margin, and operational strategies; manages NHI price revisions and market-price analysis; and strengthens relationships with distributor executives. Provides risk, demand, supply, and improvement insights to management, sales, finance, quality, and supply chain teams.

Lead statistical design, analysis, and reporting for clinical development and RWE studies. Author SAPs, integrate clinical and real-world data for regulatory submissions and HTA, evaluate registry/claims data quality, perform causal inference and synthetic control analyses, and provide statistical input for business development and due diligence.

Promote and sell Ferring products within an assigned territory to healthcare professionals, hospitals, clinics, pharmacies, wholesalers, and other approved customers. Responsibilities include achieving sales quotas, developing customer relationships, identifying new business, managing territory resources and expenses, submitting reports, attending industry meetings, and participating in field rides. The role requires a bachelor’s degree, business-to-business sales experience, and the ability to travel extensively within the territory.

Drive pharmaceutical sales across northern Greece by presenting reproductive medicine and gastroenterology products to doctors, pharmacists, and hospitals. Build stakeholder relationships, identify market opportunities, support congresses and medical activities, gather competitor intelligence, propose territory initiatives, and report daily activity and expenses. Develop commercial plans and strategies to achieve district sales goals while complying with company and ethical standards.

Lead Ferring’s national sales team across its gastroenterology and microbiome portfolio. Translate commercial strategy into field execution, achieve sales targets, coach and develop team members, manage forecasts and budgets, use data to guide decisions, optimize CRM and digital engagement, build stakeholder relationships, and collaborate cross-functionally on brand planning and commercial strategy. The role requires 40–50% domestic and international travel.

Coordinate and own end-to-end facility shutdown planning and execution for a biopharma manufacturing site. Develop schedules, chair daily coordination meetings, manage vendors and stakeholders, monitor maintenance/validation/quality tasks, ensure cGMP and safety compliance, and lead shutdown closeout and documentation to meet budget and timeline targets.

Leads strategic external engagement across the bladder cancer healthcare ecosystem, building relationships with urology and uro-oncology stakeholders. Translates customer and market insights into commercial strategy, supports brand planning, advisory boards, congresses, and educational initiatives, and partners cross-functionally with Marketing, Medical Affairs, Market Access, Sales, and Commercial Operations. Requires pharmaceutical marketing experience, oncology or urology expertise, strong communication skills, and frequent national travel.

Lead month-end close activities, analyze Opex and FTEs, produce monthly performance reports, support budgeting and forecasting in Anaplan, provide cost center administration and training, identify financial risks/opportunities, and ensure adherence to internal controls and group policies.

Lead site EHS programs as Safety Officer: develop and deliver training, maintain regulatory records, conduct inspections and hazard analyses, manage incident investigations and hazardous waste, support audits and facility projects, and align site policies with global EHS objectives.

Supports pharmaceutical quality assurance and compliance for biologic therapeutics under cGMP, ICH, and global regulations. Responsibilities include supplier qualification and monitoring, audits, CAPA, deviations, complaint investigations, risk management, quality agreements, process improvements, quality system updates, and regulatory audit support. The role also guides root cause analysis, trains personnel, monitors quality metrics, escalates risks, and reinforces continuous improvement and quality culture.

Leads pharmaceutical sales teams, drives achievement of sales targets, executes commercial and brand strategies, develops high-performing teams, manages KPIs and budgets, builds relationships with customers and key opinion leaders, analyzes market insights, contributes to brand planning, and ensures compliant business practices. The role requires pharmaceutical sales management experience, previous key account management experience, strategic thinking, and up to 20% travel.

Develops and executes marketing and cycle action plans for pharmaceutical products, manages promotional budgets and activities, analyzes product performance, forecasts orders, and monitors market and competitor trends. Builds relationships with key opinion leaders, professional associations, and customers; trains and supports field teams; presents products at events; and reports on market conditions, regulatory developments, and physician feedback.