argenx

Role Description Join us as we transform immunology and deliver medicines that help autoimmune patients get their lives back. argenx is preparing for multi-dimensional expansion to reach more patients through a rich pipeline of differentiated assets, led by VYVGART, our first-in-class neonatal Fc receptor blocker approved for the treatment of gMG, and with the potential to treat patients across dozens of severe autoimmune diseases. As part of that team, the Territory Business Manager (TBM) for the Neurology Franchise will drive demand generation through a focused approach on healthcare professionals, academic institutions, and specialty pharmacy/infusion providers. Through exemplary collaboration with internal and field-based partners and a patient-first mindset, the TBM will help deliver on quarterly sales objectives within their assigned geography. TBM’s will report into the Strategic Business Leader. The Territory includes Lexington, Elizabethtown, Murray, Puducah, & Owensboro. Roles and Responsibilities: - Travel within assigned geography and occasionally beyond - Territory planning and development of local market strategy - Collaborate with regional colleagues and cross-functional team members - Communicate and engage with assigned HCP’s and affiliated staff - Consistently meet and exceed sales objectives - Effective utilization of market tools and resources - Timely submission of account plans and activity including CRM - Adhere to all argenx compliance policies, guidelines and approved sales messages Qualifications - 5+ years of specialty/rare disease/biologics sales experience, neurology strongly preferred - Proven track record of consistent high sales performance - Adept at planning, organizing, and executing sales strategy - Demonstrate ability to collaborate with internal stakeholders - Ability to adapt to an ever-changing environment - Experienced in product launches - Align with core values of the organization – co-creation, humility, excellence, empowerment and innovation - Education: B.S. or B.A. degree required Requirements - Ability to sell collaboratively - High level of clinical, product, and business acumen - Problem solving - Working effectively together - Results Oriented - Capable in a virtual sales environment - Demonstrates ownership and accountability - Passionate about serving patients - Understanding of market access dynamics, emphasis on specialty pharmacy and buy & bill accounts Benefits - Annual base salary hiring range: $140,000.00 - $192,500.00 USD - Short-term and long-term incentive programs - Comprehensive benefits package, including retirement savings plans and health benefits Company Description At argenx, all applicants are welcomed in an inclusive environment. They will receive equal consideration for employment without discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, protected veteran status, disability, or any other applicable legally protected characteristics. argenx is proud to be an equal opportunity employer.

• Contribute to the development and execution of disease state education and branded positioning, campaign, and messaging across personal and non-personal channels • Develop and lead media strategy to drive unbranded and branded engagement across digital and non-personal channels • Execute HCP Advisory Board and Market Research planning and execution to generate and synthesize relevant customer insights • Define, monitor, and evolve KPIs to assess performance and guide strategic adjustments • Execute multiple, simultaneous projects and manage resources to ensure deliverables are on time, on budget • Engagement with key agency partners for market development and branded campaigns

• Lead the strategy, design, and execution of argenx’s PAP across current and future indications • Partner closely with US Patient Advocacy leadership and cross-functional stakeholders • Design scalable, indication-agnostic program frameworks that support portfolio growth • Own end-to-end execution of PAP operations, including intake, eligibility determination, case management workflows, and product fulfillment pathways • Oversee performance of hub, specialty pharmacy, and third-party vendors; manage SLAs, KPIs, and continuous improvement initiatives • Serve as the primary business lead for vendors supporting PAP operations

Role Description Join us as we transform immunology and deliver medicines that help autoimmune patients get their lives back. argenx is preparing for multi-dimensional expansion to reach more patients through a rich pipeline of differentiated assets, led by VYVGART, our first-in-class neonatal Fc receptor blocker approved for the treatment of gMG, and with the potential to treat patients across dozens of severe autoimmune diseases. To help realize our ambitions, the argenx Global Commercial Team is looking for a Director, Global Indication Lead, Rheumatology. In this key role, you will be responsible for leading the development of the commercial strategy for our key asset in one or multiple late-stage clinical development programs which include for example Sjogren’s Disease and Myositis. You will guide the development and integrated execution of pre-launch efforts of the cross-functional Indication Commercialization Team in/for the assigned indication(s). This role can be based virtually or on-site, ideally within proximity to one of our European, or East Coast US based hubs. Roles and Responsibilities: - Lead the development and execution of launch and commercialization strategies, focusing on key global and priority markets/regions. - Build an integrated global indication brand strategy that considers short- and long-term brand/franchise impacts, ensuring strong alignment and integration across cross-functional teams, regional and country perspectives. - Evolve the target patient profile, utilizing deep market insights to bring the patient journey to life and inform brand positioning to meet patient and HCP needs. - Lead the insight-driven development of branding, messaging, and market activation strategies to maximize launch impact and sustained commercial success. - Drive the development of the global launch campaign, co-creating it with key market stakeholders to ensure it is culturally relevant, distinctive, and enduring. - Identify strategic partnerships and collaborations to establish and enhance the brands, and argenx’, market position. - Lead the cross-functional Indication Commercialization Team (ICT), responsible for defining the commercial product strategy throughout its lifecycle. - Foster ongoing insights development by collaborating internally and externally, ensuring data-driven decision-making for the brand. - Be the voice of the cross-functional Indication Commercialization Team (ICT) on the Indication Development Team (IDT), working closely with our Clinical Science and Development colleagues to inform development strategy and efforts to maximize the value of our evidence generation efforts. - Partner with Market Access & Pricing teams to optimize reimbursement strategies and support global market entry. - Monitor and analyse market trends, competitive landscape, and industry developments to inform brand strategy adjustments. - Represent argenx at industry conferences and build relationships with key opinion leaders and other key stakeholders. - Manage the global commercial budget, ensuring optimal resource allocation to maximize brand impact. - Ensure that strategy and business assumptions are executable at in- and above market level and align with corporate priorities and cultural pillars. - Develop and communicate strategic options to optimize trade-offs, balancing risk, and global value considerations. Qualifications - Master’s degree and 10+ years of marketing experience. - 5+ years of experience in global strategic marketing/commercial roles, together with robust (3+ years) in-market and/or regional commercial leadership experience. - Global brand launch and commercialization expertise, particularly for pipeline products and late-stage assets with multiple indications. - MBA in business or health sciences or additional education in biology, chemistry, life sciences preferred. Requirements - Deep understanding of (auto)immune and rare diseases, with experience in Rheumatology, or other Immunology therapeutic areas being highly preferred. - Deep understanding of the legal, regulatory and commercial environment across major global markets (US, EU, Japan) highly preferred. - US in-market commercial launch experience preferred. - Ability to lead and execute integrated, cross-functional commercialization strategies. - Experience leading teams in a matrixed environment, ensuring strategic and executional alignment, while comfortable with team-based co-creation and decision making. - Strong agency management experience. - Strong analytical skills with the ability to synthesize market insights and make objective, data-driven decisions. - Expertise in market access, pricing, and reimbursement strategies across global markets. Benefits - This job is eligible to participate in our short-term and long-term incentive programs, subject to the terms and conditions of those plans and applicable policies. - Comprehensive benefits package, including but not limited to retirement savings plans, health benefits and other benefits subject to the terms of the applicable plans and program guidelines.

• Support the development and execution of the disease state strategy, messaging, and tactics to ensure optimized Market Development prior and after launch • Support the development and execution of the Branded efgartigimod strategy, messaging and tactics for an indication launch in the US • Gain Market Insights to refine launch strategies to support the efgartigimod indications. This includes planning and execution of commercial ad boards, aligning with cross functional partners on strategic intent of ad boards, identifying appropriate advisors, developing stimuli and workshop design, and sharing of insights with broader organization to inform decision-making across multiple functions • Support the development, execution and US implementation of core peer-to-peer initiatives and materials for HCPs. This includes the establishment of our disease state and branded speaker's bureau, the initial identification and training of speakers, and other non-personal channels for achieving P2P influence • Support ongoing development and pull-through of the efgartigimod indication specific strategy. Ensure customer and competitor insights drive updates to strategy • Align with Sales leadership on ensuring readiness of materials to support the Commercial Field Organization and work cross-functionally to prepare materials to support the Field Organization for Launch • Manage multiple agency partners, including management of associated budgets, forecasts / accruals. Manage project timelines, including development of work plans and routing of all promotional materials through the appropriate review channels • Support the VYVGART brand strategies with pull-through to national congress channel and regional congress execution. Manage Congress participation, including cross functional congress planning, booth design, and execution of commercial tactics, sponsorships, and events • Collaborate with multiple functional groups within the organization, including but not limited to Marketing, Digital Marketing, Marketing Operations, Field Sales, Medical Affairs, Market Access, Compliance, Legal and Regulatory • Partner with non-personal promotional (NPP) lead to align strategy and tactics, as well as to optimize data analytics and inform business decisions • Work closely with Legal, Regulatory and Medical Affairs to effectively navigate Promotional Material Review process, prioritize and ensure timely and compliant development of HCP-directed tactics • Execute multiple, simultaneous projects and manage resources to ensure deliverables are on time, on budget, and address business objectives

Role Description Reporting to the Senior Director, Market Access, Government Affairs & Policy, the Associate Director, Private Payor Relations and Policy will lead the development and execution of the argenx stakeholder engagement plan with private payors across Canada. The role will encompass a broad range of market access, policy and communications responsibilities and will be responsible for providing strategic advice to support the overall business in existing and future therapeutic areas. This is an opportunity to combine and develop a range of skills while working with a high-performing team that has a tremendous depth of industry experience. Humility is a key cultural pillar at argenx. We don’t have all the answers – we work together to find them in support of patients and caregivers. Roles and Responsibilities - Lead the development and implementation of market access and stakeholder engagement plans with third-party payors and PBMs. - Collaborate and co-create with cross-functional teams (Medical, Patient Advocacy, Communications, Sales and Marketing, Regulatory) to integrate private payors needs and opportunities into the planning process and leverage the broader team to support initiatives. - Represent argenx as the key point of contact with third-party payors, drug plans and industry associations. - Identify and support sponsorship opportunities. - Provide real-time, ongoing support for reimbursement initiatives. - Collaborate and co-create with the access and government affairs team to ensure best practices and opportunities are shared. Skills and Competencies - Proven ability to operate in a fast-paced, high-growth environment. - Experience implementing stakeholder work with measurable impact. - Deep understanding of the Canadian healthcare landscape, including rare disease policy, HTA processes, and patient access pathways. - Strong analytical skills and ability to communicate complex ideas clearly. - Ability to influence without authority and build trust across disciplines. - Excellent written and oral communication skills; comfortable presenting to diverse audiences. - Agile, resilient, and collaborative team player. - Passionate about co-creation, innovation, empowerment, excellence, and humility. Education, Experience and Qualifications - 10-12 years of experience in market access, public policy, patient advocacy and/or external affairs within biotech/pharma. - Bachelor’s degree or higher in a relevant field. - Experience working with Canadian third-party payors. - Prior involvement in brand teams or cross-functional strategic planning. - Experience managing external agencies and budgets. - Bilingual (English/French) preferred. Other - Travel required: ~10%. - Language: English required; French appreciated.

Role Description Join us as we transform immunology and deliver medicines that help autoimmune patients get their lives back. The Medical Science Liaison (MSL), a field-based extension of the Medical Affairs team, is an expert on argenx’s scientific data, products, and trials, and is responsible for engagement with Key Opinion Leaders at academic and community centers, including potential and confirmed clinical research sites. - The MSL will represent and reflect argenx’s values as a science-driven, patient-centric organization developing innovative medicines for patients and always upholding the highest ethical standards. - The MSL will support KOL development and advocacy while serving as a strategic field partner with cross-functional colleagues. - The MSL is critical in understanding the management of diseases of interest, mapping the patient journey, identifying unmet medical needs and data gaps, and gathering and sharing insights to enhance patient care. - The MSL will identify clinical trial sites and opportunities for research, work closely with clinical development colleagues to coordinate with external stakeholders, support execution of clinical studies, and build productive collaborations. - This position is remote and will cover the following territory: South Texas (Houston, Austin, San Antonio). Qualifications - Scientific, healthcare or medical degree (PharmD, PhD, MD, DO, DNP, PA). - 3+ years field-based experience in biopharmaceutical industry. - Experience in clinical R&D and/or medical affairs preferred. - Clinical experience in neurology, hematology, immunology, and/or rare diseases is an advantage. - Knowledge of regulations and practices related to industry interactions with healthcare professionals. - Valid driver’s license. - Ability for 50% travel. Requirements - Ability to quickly understand complex disease areas, treatments and clinical development plans, healthcare landscape, hospital systems, healthcare professionals, and patient journey. - Demonstrated ability to build productive collaborations with medical experts. - Excellent communication skills: verbal, written and when giving presentations. - Able to thrive as part of a team and when working independently. - Proven track record of delivering results that meet or exceed targeted objectives. Benefits - This job is eligible to participate in our short-term and long-term incentive programs, subject to the terms and conditions of those plans and applicable policies. - Comprehensive benefits package, including but not limited to retirement savings plans, health benefits, and other benefits subject to the terms of the applicable plans and program guidelines.

• operate within a collaborative Corporate Affairs Team • connect media, patient advocacy, and public policy into a single, coherent external communications strategy for argenx in the U.S. • define and drive how they work together to shape perception, inform stakeholders, and support business priorities • drive and execute external communications strategies that reinforce argenx’s corporate narrative across media, patient advocacy, and policy audiences in the U.S. • translate company priorities, scientific progress, and pipeline developments into clear, cohesive corporate storytelling that resonates beyond individual products • develop and execute coordinated communications approaches that connect earned media, patient advocacy engagement, and policy context into a unified external presence • partner with Product Communications and other teams to ensure corporate narrative is clearly and consistently reflected around key business moments • monitor the external environment across media, advocacy, and policy landscapes to identify emerging risks and opportunities • drive alignment across Corporate Affairs, Patient Advocacy, Government Affairs, and Product Communications

Role Description Join us as we transform immunology and deliver medicines that help autoimmune patients get their lives back. The Head of Medical Safety Assessment serves as a senior medical leader for Global Patient Safety with direct accountability for medical safety assessment across development assets and geographies. The role sets the cross-portfolio medical safety assessment strategy and ensures consistent, high-quality benefit–risk evaluation, safety decision-making, and safety communications throughout the product lifecycle. The role provides functional and people leadership to a combined global team of Safety Physicians and Safety Scientists and is accountable for excellence in the core delivery of patient safety, including: - Signal detection and management - Risk management - Aggregate safety reporting The Head of Medical Safety Assessment acts as a primary medical point of escalation for complex or non-routine safety issues and provides expert guidance to asset, development, and medical teams. This role will interface with the following: - Internal: Global Patient, Global Regulatory Sciences, Clinical Development, Biostatistics / Quantitative Sciences, Medical Affairs, HEOR, RWE, Quality, Legal, Commercial (as appropriate). - External: Health Authorities, Independent Data Monitoring Committees, Key Opinion Leaders and External Experts, strategic partners, vendors, and CROs. Qualifications - MD or equivalent medical degree required. - Minimum of 15 years of pharmaceutical or biotechnology industry experience. - At least 10 years of leadership experience in pharmacovigilance and medical safety. - Demonstrated experience overseeing leading innovation initiatives within a patient safety organization. - Experience with signal management, aggregate safety reports, and risk management activities. - Proven track record leading global, multidisciplinary medical safety teams. - Experience interacting with Health Authorities on complex and strategic safety topics. - Experience implementing novel technologies and leveraging emerging data sources relevant to patient safety is strongly preferred. Requirements - Senior medical leadership, committed to innovation, and strategic influence aligned with the argenx ways of working. - Deep expertise in signal management, benefit–risk assessment, risk management, and aggregate reporting. - Strong knowledge of global pharmacovigilance regulations and safety governance. - Enterprise mindset with the ability to balance scientific rigor, patient-first thinking, and business impact. - Demonstrated ability to empower teams, foster accountability, and develop senior experts. - Strong communication skills with the ability to influence across functions and leadership levels. - Scientific curiosity, analytical rigor, and comfort navigating ambiguity and complexity. - Interest in and aptitude for applying advanced technologies, data, and analytics to medical safety. - Proficiency with standard business tools (e.g., Microsoft Office). - Fluency in written and spoken English. Benefits - Annual base salary hiring range: $292,000.00 - $401,500.00 USD. - Participation in short-term and long-term incentive programs. - Comprehensive benefits package, including retirement savings plans and health benefits.

• Develop and implement patient advocacy strategies and engagement plans for disease therapeutic areas, ensuring alignment with corporate objectives and strategies. • Effectively balance and prioritize both pipeline indications and in market indications (i.e. gMG and CIDP). • Execute patient advocacy engagement strategy Nationally and/or in local geographies that are aligned with cross-functional teams for in-market indications, translating US and market strategies to actionable tactics & events • Build and manage relationships with US PAOs • Build understanding of patient needs through interactive engagement such as prioritized patient events, patient panels, and cross-functionally identified opportunities, etc. • Provide local support to patient services team during the patient onboarding process • Represent argenx externally at events & conferences to educate and engage with patients, empowering other teams to do so when necessary • Define and measure business impact at local, regional, and national events • Build and maintain proficiency in the disease state, Patient Experience, and product knowledge to support the needs of the community • Inform local market engagement by generating and synthesizing insights for teams • Work cross-functionally within the ecosystem of support at argenx to identify the needs and opportunities relevant to patient advocacy • Be a voice for the community within the organization and within the Advocacy team based on assigned pipeline & all in-market indications • Effectively manage internal operations, including compliant management of events, patient advocacy organization sponsorships, and budgeting process. • Build and own the Advocacy strategy for assigned indications from development through in-market in collaboration with your TA-level Advocacy colleagues • Ensure alignment of activities and prioritization to strategy through frameworks, standardization, and ways of working