CareerRiver

Executive Director, Regulatory Affairs

Dyne Therapeutics, Inc. · Massachusetts

📍 Waltham, MA💰 $250,000via greenhousePosted 2026-07-01
Apply on company site ↗
CareerRiver pulls this listing straight from the employer's hiring system — no recruiter middleman, no reposts. Applying takes you directly to Dyne Therapeutics, Inc..
Company Overview: Dyne Therapeutics is focused on delivering functional improvement for people living with genetically driven neuromuscular diseases. We are developing therapeutics that target muscle and the central nervous system (CNS) to address the root cause of disease. The company is advancing clinical programs for Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) and myotonic dystrophy type 1 (DM1) as well as a preclinical programs for facioscapulohumeral muscular dystrophy (FSHD) and Pompe disease. At Dyne, we are on a mission to deliver functional improvement for individuals, families and communities. Learn more at https://www.dyne-tx.com/ , and follow us on X , LinkedIn  and Facebook . Role Summary: The Executive Director, Regulatory Affairs serves as a visionary leader who shapes long-term program regulatory strategy, collaborates on regulatory functional strategy, and drives organizational impact across Dyne's regulatory operations. The Executive Director provides strategic program direction for regulatory affairs, ensuring compliance with applicable regulations and maintaining strong relationships with regulatory bodies. This position requires a leader who contributes to department-wide strategy, develops corporate policies and processes that influence the organization's direction, and ensures alignment with the mission of delivering meaningful outcomes for patients. The role demands strategic program regulatory oversight and execution of regulatory strategies that align with business objectives and support the achievement of timely regulatory interactions and filings. This role requires a leader with emotionally intelligent leadership, embedding Dyne's values into long-term people strategies while ensuring accountability, talent development, and organization-wide alignment.    This role is based in Waltham, MA.    Primary Responsibilities  Include :   Shape and lead comprehensive global regulatory strategy for  a Dyne program , driving long-term vision that aligns with corporate , functional, and program  objectives  and advances patient-focused mission   Contribute to  functional  strategy by  collaborating to  establish  mid-term goals, setting strategic priorities, and ensuring execution aligns with financial performance targets and organizational objectives   Provide strategic oversight of regulatory function  for a program  through functional managers and leaders, setting the tone for emotionally intelligent, feedback-driven leadership across the organization   Partner with executive stakeholders to negotiate and influence critical regulatory matters affecting the entire organization, building trust through transparent communication and inclusion   Develop and  execute  corporate regulatory policies that influence organizational direction, ensuring alignment with delivering meaningful outcomes for patients    Lead interactions with global health authorities including FDA, EMA, and other regulatory agencies,  representing  the company at critical strategic meetings and shaping regulatory pathway decisions   Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements throughout the product  lifecycle    Oversee preparation and submission of major regulatory filings including INDs, CTAs, NDAs, BLAs, and MAAs,  maintaining  compliance with all regulatory requirements   Direct regulatory  program  strategy for expedited programs and designations for rare muscle diseases, including Fast Track, Orphan Drug Designation, Breakthrough Therapy, and Regenerative Medicine Advanced Therapy designations    Foster innovation and bold thinking across the regulatory team by  leveraging  deep company knowledge, guiding functional leaders in embedding purpose, accountability, and emotional intelligence into operations   Lead talent development initiatives, mentoring senior regulatory professionals and building organizational capability to support long-term growth and sustained high performance   Exercise judgment in contributing to corporate strategy, addressing complex and intangible organizational challenges related to regulatory science and policy    I nteract internally and externally with executive stakeholders across the organization, negotiating and influencing critical matters that affect the entire enterprise   Contribute to  strategic direction for the regulatory function and   influences enterprise-wide initiatives, building trust through transparent communication, empowerment, and inclusion while modeling  high standards  of leadership across the company   L everag e  deep company knowledge to foster innovation, guide functional managers and leaders in embedding purpose, accountability, and emotional intelligence into operations, and model Dyne's values through leading with commitment and resolve   E xercise   judgment in  setting and contributing  to  program and functional  strategy,  establishes  mid-term goals, sets priorities, and ensures execution aligns with corporate  objectives  and financial performance targets   Monitor global regulatory trends and  provide  strategic guidance to senior leadership    E mbed   Dyne's values into long-term people strategies, and ensure accountability, talent development, and organization-wide alignment    E ncompass broad decision-making latitude in addressing complex organizational challenges,  anticipating  regulatory risks and opportunities, and making decisions that influence department-wide direction and enterprise strategy   Lead regulatory inspections and audits and ensure corrective actions are implemented promptly   Develop and mentor the regulatory affairs team on best practices and regulatory changes    Collaborate cross-functionally for successful product development and launch    Education and Skill s  Requirements :   A  Bachelor's  degree in life sciences or related discipline is  required , with a  Master's  degree preferred    18+ years of progressive experience

More Massachusetts jobs

Massachusetts jobs · Browse all locations