Vice President, Information Systems

DBV Technologies

. Shape the company’s IS strategy and guide its implementation in alignment with business needs and corporate objectives .

Posted 11/6/2026full-timeWarren • New Jersey • United StatesLead💰 $300,000 - $350,000 per yearWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in shaping and implementing IS strategies aligned with business objectives, while managing enterprise architecture and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards in the pharmaceutical industry. Proficient in leading multidisciplinary teams, managing IS budgets, and developing AI and data strategies to drive organizational growth.

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CIO / IS Director ExperiencePharmaceutical Industry KnowledgeCybersecurity Strategy DevelopmentIS Budget ManagementRegulatory Compliance Expertise

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Hard Skills

Information Systems StrategyEnterprise ArchitectureAI TechnologiesData PlatformsMulti-Project Management MethodologiesSOX / ICFR ComplianceRisk ManagementChange ManagementApplication ControlsGovernance Frameworks

Soft Skills

LeadershipStrategic PartnershipDecision-MakingCollaborationCommunication

Tools & Technologies

Managed Service ProvidersOutsourcing ManagementSecurity OperationsIncident ResponseBusiness Continuity Planning

Industry Keywords

GxP21 CFR Part 11EU Annex 11SECNasdaqEuronextAMFFinance PartnershipEconomic AwarenessGlobal Security Risk Trends

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

Cyber Security

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Shape the company’s IS strategy and guide its implementation in alignment with business needs and corporate objectives
Develop medium- and long-term application and infrastructure roadmaps
Lead enterprise architecture across business, data, application, integration, and technology layers
Chair the architecture review board and maintain architecture principles and roadmaps
Guide IS governance processes and support departmental delivery
Build and lead an IS organization supporting company growth
Facilitate decisions across multidisciplinary IS projects and geographically distributed stakeholders
Develop and manage IS budgets and identify investment needs
Select and manage external IS partners, managed service providers, and vendors
Ensure the information system remains reliable, consistent, and continuously evolving
Implement regulatory compliance and information-system risk management, including GxP, 21 CFR Part 11, and EU Annex 11 requirements
Define and lead the cybersecurity strategy covering governance, policies, risk assessment, identity and access management, data protection, security operations, incident response, and business continuity
Define and execute the AI and data strategy and prioritize high-value use cases
Partner strategically with the Executive Committee on corporate strategy, business planning, IS investments, commercialization, business cases, and value tracking
Monitor competitive and technological developments and work with internal and external auditors
Own IT general controls and application controls supporting SOX 404 / ICFR compliance

Requirements

What you’ll need

An engineering degree with a specialization in information systems, or higher education in computer science
Significant experience as a CIO / IS Director
Prior experience in the pharmaceutical industry is essential
Broad knowledge of information systems and how they evolve
Working knowledge of AI technologies (machine learning, generative AI, intelligent automation), data platforms and AI governance
Familiarity with applications and technologies used in the company, main programming languages and operating systems
Good knowledge of security standards, global security risk trends and cybersecurity
Good knowledge of the outsourcing market and skill in managing outsourcing relationships
Strong understanding of business functions, company organization and departmental needs
Strong knowledge of the pharmaceutical industry and its regulatory IS requirements
Good economic awareness within the company’s sector
Working knowledge of finance and cost control, IS budget management, and Finance partnership
Strong mastery of multi-project management methodologies
Knowledge of SOX / ICFR requirements and regulatory obligations for listed companies (SEC, Nasdaq, Euronext / AMF) as applied to information systems, access management, change management and data integrity