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Executive Vice President, Head of International

Lead Mirum Pharmaceuticals' international business growth and commercialization efforts for rare diseases.

Location
Foster City, United States
Compensation
Not disclosed
Level
c-level
Type
full time · Hybrid

Posted by employer 1 day ago

First seen on Joblaze 1 day ago

Last verified on the company career page 1 day ago

What you'll build

  • Own the international business plan and P&L
  • Translate enterprise strategy into regional plans
  • Build a high-performing international leadership team
  • Lead ex-US launch readiness across the portfolio
  • Establish clear performance expectations for partners

Must have

  • 15+ years of progressive commercial leadership experience
  • Demonstrated regional or country general management experience with P&L accountability
  • Experience leading multi-country organizations
  • Demonstrated success launching and commercializing rare disease products
  • Experience with international pricing and market access

Nice to have

  • Experience in both a large global organization and a smaller biotechnology environment

Practical constraints

  • Must be located in San Francisco Bay Area or willing to relocate

Requirements

Experience
15+ years
Education
Bachelor's degree

Not disclosed in this posting: compensation, visa sponsorship.

Joblaze summary

The Executive Vice President, Head of International at Mirum Pharmaceuticals is responsible for driving the company's international growth and commercial performance, overseeing product launches and market expansion across various regions. This role requires extensive experience in international P&L management, particularly within the rare disease sector, and a strong grasp of market access strategies. Ideal candidates will have a proven track record in leading multi-country organizations and navigating complex commercial landscapes. Mirum seeks a leader who can build effective teams and operational models while aligning with the company's values.

Joblaze insights

  • Listed yesterday — first seen on Joblaze October 21, 2026. Last confirmed on Mirum Pharmaceuticals's careers page October 21, 2026.

Quick facts

Is the Executive Vice President, Head of International role remote?
It's hybrid — Mirum Pharmaceuticals expects some on-site time in Foster City, United States.
How much experience is required?
At least 15 years of relevant experience for this Executive Vice President, Head of International role.
Where is the role based?
Mirum Pharmaceuticals is hiring for this position in Foster City, United States.
What seniority level is this role?
Mirum Pharmaceuticals targets c-level candidates for this position.
Is this full-time or contract?
Full-time for this Executive Vice President, Head of International role at Mirum Pharmaceuticals.

From the original posting

MISSION

POSITION SUMMARY

Mirum Pharmaceuticals is seeking an international biopharmaceutical executive to lead its business outside the United States through the company's next phase of growth. Reporting to the President and Chief Operating Officer, the EVP, Head of International will be accountable for international growth, commercial performance, launch execution, geographic expansion, and organizational development.

The role spans direct markets, distributors, licensing partners, market access and new market entry.

This leader will scale Mirum’s established international business through multiple upcoming product launches while building capabilities across Asia Pacific and Latin America. The EVP will create an operating model that empowers country leaders while ensuring alignment across markets.

The role requires a senior commercial leader who can think strategically, build efficiently, and scale an international organization through its next phase of growth. The successful candidate will bring broad international P&L leadership, rare disease or specialty-care commercialization experience, strong market access capabilities, and a demonstrated ability to lead both direct affiliates and partner-led markets without overbuilding infrastructure.

JOB FUNCTIONS/RESPONSIBILITIES

International Business Leadership

  • Own the international business plan, P&L, resource allocation, forecast, operating priorities, and performance-management process for worldwide markets outside the United States.
  • Translate Mirum’s enterprise and portfolio strategy into executable regional plans for Europe and Middle East, Canada, Latin America and Asia Pacific.
  • Provide executive leadership with a clear view of international performance, opportunities, risks, and investment priorities.
  • Serve as the senior international commercial voice in enterprise portfolio, lifecycle, evidence and business-development decisions.
  • Ensure a disciplined execution of global price corridors.
  • Build a high-performing international leadership team and operating model.

Europe, Canada and Middle East

  • Develop existing regional and country leaders while scaling Mirum’s direct and distributor markets into a multi-product business.
  • Ensure launch readiness, market access, pricing and reimbursement, KOL development, commercial execution, and partner performance across the region.

Asia Pacific and Latin America Capability Build

  • Build and lead a strong regional leadership team aligned with Mirum’s values and culture.
  • Establish fit-for-purpose regional strategies, operating models and performance expectations.
  • Develop market-prioritization frameworks that consider patient need, regulatory feasibility, access potential, pricing implications, operational complexity, and commercial return.
  • Recommend the optimal commercial model for priority markets, including partner-led, direct, and licensing approaches.

International Launch Readiness and Portfolio Growth

  • Lead ex-US launch readiness across Mirum’s portfolio, including access, pricing, evidence generation, supply readiness, and launch sequencing.
  • Ensure development and commercialization strategies incorporate international market requirements.
  • Establish repeatable launch-excellence processes that can scale across products and geographies.
  • Assess new business-development opportunities and potential products through an international commercial and access lens.
  • Drive post-launch performance and sharing of best practices across markets.

Partner, Distributor, and Geographic Expansion Management

  • Establish clear performance expectations, decision rights, escalation processes, and KPIs for distributors and license partners.
  • Drive strong partner performance across registration, access, commercialization, and supply.
  • Build productive, accountable partnerships that advance Mirum’s strategic and financial objectives.
  • Develop fact-based direct-versus-partner recommendations for priority markets and present investment cases to executive leadership.

Pricing, Market Access, and International Operations

  • Oversee international pricing architecture and price-corridor execution, including international reference-pricing considerations in launch sequencing and contracting decisions.
  • Align regional access strategies with global evidence priorities, product value narratives, and local reimbursement requirements.
  • Establish disciplined forecasting, analytics, and business-planning processes.
  • Ensure international market needs are reflected in product, lifecycle, and evidence-generation planning.

Enterprise and People Leadership

  • Lead, coach, and develop a geographically dispersed, multicultural leadership team with clear accountability for business outcomes.
  • Partner effectively with US Commercial, Medical Affairs, Clinical Development, Regulatory, Finance, Legal, Compliance, CMC, Supply Chain, Quality, Safety, Patient Advocacy and program teams.
  • Influence enterprise decisions through strategic clarity, operational credibility, and strong cross-functional relationships.
  • Build scalable capabilities, processes, succession depth, and leadership capacity appropriate for a growing rare disease company.
  • Represent Mirum with external partners, government and reimbursement stakeholders, patient communities, and other senior external audiences, as appropriate.

QUALIFICATIONS

Education /Experience:

  • Bachelor’s degree required; advanced degree such as a master’s or doctorate degree preferred.
  • 15+ years of progressive commercial leadership experience in the pharmaceutical or biotechnology industry, including substantial international responsibility.
  • Demonstrated regional or country general management experience with P&L accountability.
  • Experience leading multi-country organizations through matrixed operating models.
  • Demonstrated success launching and commercializing rare disease, specialty-care, or other high-value, low-prevalence products.
  • Experience with international pricing, reimbursement, market access, and launch sequencing.
  • Demonstrated experience evaluating geographic expansion and building new regional, affiliate, or commercial capabilities.
  • Experience in both a large global organization and a smaller or emerging biotechnology environment preferred.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities

  • Broad understanding of international biopharmaceutical commercialization, including regional and country operating models, direct and partner-led go-to-market approaches, pricing, reimbursement, distribution, and compliance.
  • Strong strategic, financial, and operational leadership with the ability to connect portfolio choices to regional execution and measurable business outcomes.
  • Demonstrated ability to build lean, fit-for-purpose organizations.
  • Ability to assess market attractiveness, access feasibility, launch requirements, and direct-versus-partner economics across diverse geographies.
  • Executive presence and the ability to influence senior leaders, program teams, and enterprise functions without relying solely on line authority.
  • Excellent judgment, communication, negotiation, and relationship-building skills across cultures and organizational levels.
  • Ability to lead effectively through ambiguity, organizational change, growth, and competing priorities.
  • Demonstrated commitment to patient-centered decision making, ethical leadership, compliance, and Mirum’s core values.
  • Must be located in San Francisco Bay Area or willing to relocate.

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Mirum Pharmaceuticals is committed to Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) and to compliance with all Federal, State and Local laws that prohibit employment discrimination on the basis of race, age, national origin, ethnicity, religion, gender, gender identity, pregnancy, marital status, sexual orientation, citizenship, genetic disposition or characteristics, disability, veteran’s status or any other classification protected by applicable State/Federal/Local laws.

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