BridgeBio is a biotech company that pioneers a “moneyball for biotech” approach, pooling projects and promising early-stage research from academia together under one financial umbrella to reduce risk and unleash innovation. They value curiosity and experimentation and empower people to solve problems. Join them as a Neuromuscular Account Manager and work alongside respected minds in the industry to help reengineer the future of biopharma.
Requirements
- 8+ years of successful experience in the pharmaceutical industry
- 5+ years in Rare Disease/ Neurology markets preferred
- BS/BA Required, MBA Preferred but not required
- Product/indication launch experience: Track record of successfully launching new products and/or new indications into highly competitive markets
Benefits
- Market-leading compensation
- 401(k) with employer match
- Employee Stock Purchase Program (ESPP)
- Pre-tax commuter benefits (transit and parking)
- Referral bonus for hired candidates
- Subsidized lunch and parking on in-office days
- Health & Well-Being
- 100% employer-paid medical, dental, and vision premiums for you and your dependents
- Health Savings Account (HSA) with annual employer contributions, plus Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA)
- Fertility & family-forming benefits
- Expanded mental health support (therapy and coaching resources)
- Hybrid work model with flexibility
- Flexible, “take-what-you-need” paid time off and company-paid holidays
- Comprehensive paid medical and parental leave to care for yourself and your family
- Skill Development & Career Paths
- People are part of our growth and success story – from discovery to active drug trials and FDA pipelines, there are endless opportunities for skill development and internal mobility
- We provide career pathing through regular feedback, continuous education and professional development programs via LinkedIn Learning, LifeLabs, & BetterUp Coaching
- We celebrate strong performance with financial rewards, peer-to-peer recognition, and growth opportunities
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