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CSL

Director, Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Strategy Network

CSL

. Support the Head of Network Strategy in developing and delivering CSL’s long-term global manufacturing network strategy .

Posted 10/16/2026full-timeUnited StatesLeadWebsite

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Demonstrates expertise in developing and executing long-term global manufacturing network strategies, with a strong focus on capacity planning, asset optimization, and cross-functional collaboration in biopharmaceutical environments.

Highest-signal resume keywords
Long-Term Capacity PlanningNetwork Strategy DevelopmentCross-Functional Team LeadershipBiopharmaceutical Manufacturing KnowledgeGovernance Decision Support

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Hard Skills
Capacity PlanningAsset Lifecycle ManagementSourcing Strategy DevelopmentNetwork ModellingInvestment AnalysisRisk AssessmentData-Driven Decision MakingSite Master PlanningOperational Risk ManagementStrategic Scenario Development
Soft Skills
Influencing Senior StakeholdersCollaborationCommunicationLeadershipProblem Solving
Industry Keywords
Biopharmaceutical ManufacturingComplex Biopharmaceutical EnvironmentsPlasma-Derived TherapiesVaccinesRegulatory ComplianceSupply Chain ManagementTechnical OperationsProduct OperationsPortfolio ReadinessMatrixed Team Leadership

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Support the Head of Network Strategy in developing and delivering CSL’s long-term global manufacturing network strategy
  • Translate portfolio growth, demand, lifecycle and business requirements into integrated capacity, footprint, sourcing, asset and site strategies
  • Develop and maintain integrated network strategies and roadmaps for assigned products and platforms
  • Refresh network strategy through the annual Long-Term Capacity Planning process
  • Align demand scenarios, demonstrated capacity, planned improvements, product transfers and future investments to identify constraints, capability gaps, strategic options and decision triggers
  • Develop data-driven network sourcing scenarios and recommendations covering capacity deployment, asset lifecycle, compliance, risk and cost reduction
  • Build and lead cross-functional strategy teams, maintain network models and scenario analyses, and present recommendations to senior governance
  • Represent Network Strategy for designated manufacturing sites and connect site opportunities, constraints and development plans with the enterprise network roadmap
  • Partner with sites to develop and align Site Master Plans
  • Lead asset optimisation and evolution assessments using utilisation, capability, reliability, cost, risk and strategic-fit analyses
  • Translate the network roadmap into prioritised capital and operating investment requirements
  • Develop business cases and support governance for capacity expansion, technology deployment, product transfers, sourcing initiatives and network optimisation
  • Monitor assumptions, network risks, dependencies and execution of endorsed actions; escalate material changes and support mitigation and resilience planning
  • Collaborate across Product Strategy, Manufacturing, Supply Chain, Technical Operations, Engineering, Finance, Quality, Regulatory, R&D, Commercial and Business Development

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Bachelor’s degree in Science and/or Engineering (Biotechnology, Biology, Chemistry, Pharmacy, Engineering or a related science)
  • Master’s or advanced degree in sciences or business preferred
  • 10+ years of relevant experience in biopharmaceutical manufacturing, operations, supply chain, engineering, technical operations, product operations or network strategy
  • Demonstrated experience in long-term capacity planning, manufacturing footprint or network strategy, site and asset planning, sourcing decisions, capital planning or portfolio readiness
  • Experience developing strategic scenarios, network or capacity models, investment options and business cases in a complex, highly regulated environment
  • Experience supporting governance decisions involving material capital investment, operational risk and cross-functional trade-offs
  • Experience leading global, matrixed teams and influencing senior stakeholders without direct reporting authority
  • Knowledge of biologics, plasma-derived therapies, vaccines or other complex biopharmaceutical manufacturing environments preferred
  • Up to 10% domestic and international travel
  • Must work onsite at least 3 days weekly at one of the posted locations
  • Relocation assistance and visa sponsorship are not provided

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Relocation assistance and visa sponsorship are not provided
  • CSL benefits and well-being support (specific benefits directed to the CSL benefits resource)
  • Inclusion and belonging programs
  • Reasonable accommodation for applicants with disabilities