BioMarin Pharmaceutical

• Lead the development and execution of an integrated asset strategy that aligns with Business Unit priorities, portfolio objectives, and BioMarin's enterprise goals. • Shape the strategy across the asset lifecycle, from development through commercialization and lifecycle management. • Evaluate opportunities, risks, and tradeoffs to inform critical decisions and optimize long-term value creation. • Ensure alignment between strategic priorities, resource allocation, timelines, and financial plans. • Lead a high-performing Asset Team representing diverse functions and perspectives. • Create alignment around strategic priorities, key decisions, and execution plans. • Foster an environment of trust, transparency, accountability, and productive debate. • Build strong partnerships across the organization to ensure timely escalation and resolution of business-critical issues. • Drive timely, high-quality decision-making through governance forums, business reviews, and executive interactions. • Serve as the primary champion and advocate for the asset. • Communicate strategy, risks, tradeoffs, and recommendations clearly to executive leadership and other stakeholders. • Ensure decisions reflect both near-term objectives and long-term enterprise value.

• Manage specific accounts and customers in France • Provide appropriate updates of key medical and technical information to customers, including physicians, pharmacists, and nursing staff • Engage in marketing and promotional activities in accordance with country marketing plan • Oversee all activities related to the marketing and promotion of BioMarin’s products • Work with distributor and company headquarters on the establishment of new customers onto the ordering system • Develop and maintain strong customer contacts • Provide professional representation at medical meetings and conferences • Support the establishment of post-marketing surveillance studies as required

• Managing specific accounts and customers in France • Provide appropriate updates of key medical and technical information to customers, including physicians, pharmacists and nursing staff • Engage in marketing and promotional activities in accordance with country marketing plan and under the direction of the Sales Manager/Country Manager • Oversee all activities related to the marketing and promotion of BioMarin’s products in assigned territory • Work with distributor and company headquarters on the establishment of new customers on to the ordering system • Develop and maintain strong customer contacts • Provide professional representation at medical meeting and conferences • Provide in service disease/product training programs as needed for local medical staff • Support the establishment of post marketing surveillance studies as required (e.g., identifying potential sites) • Report any potential safety information within the timelines specified in the relevant SOPs to BioMarin Drug Safety following local and EMEA requirements • Other duties as assigned by the Sales Manager

• Drive access to Naglazyme, Vimizim and Brineura for patients in the assigned territory • Develop and maintain excellent working relationships with all key customers including: Geneticists, Pediatricians, KOLs, pharmacists, nursing staff, administrators from local Health Secretaries, business partners • Actively participate in business planning meetings and professional society meetings as assigned • Become an expert in the clinical data and be able to verbalize its significance to others • Provide insight to internal business partners as to the clinical practices of assigned accounts • Act in compliance and adhere to all company policies assigned to the Territory Manager positions • Achieve area sales, penetration and patient objectives, on a quarterly & annual basis

Role Description Reporting to the Executive Director, FP&A, the Senior Manager, FP&A Planning & Reporting Systems is responsible for advancing BioMarin's global planning capabilities, consolidated management reporting, data integration, and analytics strategy. This high-visibility role serves as the bridge between Finance, IT, and the broader business, owning the governance, evolution, and performance of the systems that power global financial planning and reporting. The successful candidate will apply strong project management discipline, partner across all finance functions, and prioritize initiatives aligned to Global Finance's strategic goals. Key Responsibilities - System Ownership & Governance: Own the administration, governance, and continuous improvement of global FP&A planning and reporting systems, ensuring data integrity, system reliability, and process effectiveness. - Systems Strategy & Transformation: Support the design, enhancement, and implementation of next-generation planning, forecasting, reporting, and analytics capabilities, translating business requirements into scalable, sustainable solutions. - Process & Framework Development: Develop and embed best-practice FP&A processes, workflows, controls, documentation, and global change-control procedures to support consistent execution across regions and functions. - Data Integrity & Integration: Oversee data management, integration, validation, and reconciliation across systems, functions, and acquired entities to ensure consistent and accurate financial information enterprise-wide. - Cross-Functional Partnership: Partner closely with Finance, IT, and external vendors to prioritize enhancements, troubleshoot issues, manage vendor performance, and deliver sustainable solutions. - Reporting, Automation & Analytics: Drive reporting standardization, automation, and advanced analytics to improve efficiency, insight generation, and executive decision-making. - Enablement & Adoption: Serve as the FP&A systems subject matter expert, delivering user training, support, and enablement while fostering global adoption of tools, standards, and best practices. - Issue Resolution & Continuous Improvement: Identify root causes of system, process, and data issues and lead resolution efforts that improve performance, scalability, and the overall user experience. Qualifications - FP&A Expertise: Deep understanding of budgeting, forecasting, management reporting, and financial performance management within a global organization. - Systems Experience: Extensive experience leading, implementing, and enhancing enterprise planning and reporting platforms; strong preference for Oracle EPM/Hyperion, Anaplan, SAP, and related financial systems. - Global & Transformation Track Record: Proven success supporting complex, multi-entity global environments, including system transformations, business process redesign, and post-acquisition integrations. - Data & Architecture Fluency: Strong understanding of financial data architecture and system integrations, with hands-on experience connecting planning systems to ERP, HR, and operational platforms. - Analytical & Problem-Solving Strength: Exceptional analytical, problem-solving, and troubleshooting skills, with the ability to identify root causes, evaluate alternatives, and deliver effective solutions. - Communication & Influence: Strong communication and stakeholder management skills, with the ability to influence decisions, build alignment, and present effectively across departments and levels. - Execution & Leadership: Proven ability to manage multiple priorities and deliver complex initiatives in a fast-paced, global environment, while maintaining accuracy, organization, and attention to detail. Requirements This section is intentionally left blank. Benefits This section is intentionally left blank. Company Description This section is intentionally left blank.

Role Description The Institutional Account Manager is responsible for maximizing sales of BioMarin commercialized products in their area. They must maintain a high level of disease education and awareness to find potential patients and to start therapy when applicable. Good organizational, analytical, problem solving, and customer management skills are required. Demonstrated ability to gain the cooperation of others by utilizing excellent communication and collaboration skills are required. Focus on coordination of care with excellent follow-up essential. Individual must be flexible and adaptable to new situations with sensitivity to the potential constraints of a growing and expanding commercial organization. Must be goal oriented and know how to set aggressive but achievable targets. Instills a high standard of performance in the organization. Responsibilities - Achieve territory sales goals, market penetration, market share, and profit targets on a quarterly & annual basis. - Create and implement an effective business plan to guide strategy, disease awareness, patient find, patient adherence, and track progress throughout the year for community-based HCP’s. - Create and implement individual institutional plans to create, implement, and drive opportunities within specific hospital systems. - Develop and maintain excellent working relationships with all key customers and institutions including, but not limited to: Neurologists, Pediatric Neurologists, Epileptologist, Geneticists, Pediatric Orthopedists, Nurses, Nurse Practitioners, Genetic Counselors and any other physicians and staff deemed appropriate. - Proficient communication with external customers and internal stakeholders both in person as well as via internet-based platforms. - Provide leadership through example to fellow Institutional Account Manager. - Financially manage assigned territory. - Actively participate in business planning meetings, disease awareness efforts, professional society meetings, and advocacy meetings as assigned. - Become an expert in “the find”. Demonstrate proficiency with CLN2 and MPS data and be able to verbalize its significance to key stakeholders within the community and institutions. - Provide field insight to internal business partners as to the clinical practices of assigned accounts. - Demonstrate leadership within internal teams, with ability to influence without authority. - Act in compliance and adhere to all company policies assigned to the Institutional Account Manager. Scope - Ability to manage a multi-state territory with diverse customer base. Travel - Overnight travel is required and will range from 50-75 % depending on the geography and business needs of the individual territory. Remote Selling - Remote/virtual selling is required where appropriate. Candidates must possess the ability to communicate with customers through internet-based meeting platforms. - Virtual selling activities include clinic meetings, internal account team calls and patient education meetings. Education - Bachelor’s degree required. - Advanced educational degree or experience in the Healthcare field desired. Experience - Required minimums: - 5-7 years of experience in the Pharmaceutical or Healthcare industries. - 3-5 years of experience in biotech/specialty sales involving high-cost products. - Highly desired: - Extensive knowledge and Sales experience within hospitals and academic institutions with KOL’s and C-Suite. - Prior work with orphan/rare-disease products. - Experience with “the find” for patients, “hunter mentality”. - Experience in new product launches. Additional Information - This is a remote position. Territory: California, Arizona, Oregon, Nevada, and Idaho. - Note: This description is not intended to be all-inclusive, or a limitation of the duties of the position. It is intended to describe the general nature of the job that may include other duties as assumed or assigned. Equal Opportunity Employer An Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, or protected veteran status and will not be discriminated against on the basis of disability. Safety Responsibility Support the organisation’s commitment to environmental protection, injury prevention, and continual improvement of EHS management systems. Actively contribute to a safe and environmentally responsible workplace by identifying hazards, reporting incidents and participating in EHS initiatives and training.

• Drive the monthly closing activities for the US region; and Amicus-related accounting and integration activities. • Oversight of monthly journal entries, account reconciliations, variance analyses and supporting schedules for SEC reporting and external audit requests. • Support contract reviews and reviews of other business transactions to determine the correct US GAAP Accounting, including providing proactive guidance to business partners and influencing business decisions. • Provide leadership and direction to teams supporting accounting operations, fostering accountability, continuous improvement, and consistent delivery of month-end close and reporting objectives. • Support process transformation, standardization, and enhancements, including acting as a key business partner in SAP S/4 HANA stabilization and Amicus integration activities. • Ensure internal controls are operating effectively. • Champion opportunities to improve accounting processes through the effective use of existing technologies, AI-enabled tools, automation capabilities, and emerging solutions.

• The Associate Director, Product Artwork Management leads the end-to-end product artwork capability across the product lifecycle • Define, scale, and implement a global printed-labelling (artwork) strategy and implementation process spanning the combined BioMarin product portfolio across all markets • Shape the multi-year roadmap for artwork capability, systems, and digital enablement • Establish, own and maintain the artwork governance framework, ensuring accurate, compliant, and inspection-ready artwork across the portfolio and all markets • Lead artwork planning and readiness for new product introductions and global launches, with integrated timelines aligned to regulatory and supply milestones • Manage the artwork lifecycle from concept to implementation—ensuring right-first-time quality and compliant, traceable operations

Role Description The Skeletal Conditions (SC) Medical Science Liaison (MSL) / Senior MSL is a regional field-based position supporting the scientific and business interests of BioMarin by cultivating current and future thought leaders in academic and clinical medicine at the local, regional, and national level through in-depth, fair-balanced scientific exchange and strategic insight gathering. MSLs are the primary communicators of BioMarin science with healthcare providers and other key medical stakeholders and viewed as peer scientific experts in their therapeutic area. The MSLs combine strong business acumen, market awareness, and clinical expertise to serve as a conduit of information to internal stakeholders in support of strategic planning and product development. In this role, you will: - Identify clinical and post-marketing study investigators in alignment with the SC Medical Affairs objectives. - Provide actionable information and insights to internal stakeholders that may enhance the value and appropriate use of BioMarin products. - Support the initiation and development of Investigator Research proposals (IRs). - Possess in-depth knowledge of BioMarin’s ACH (achondroplasia) approved product, pipeline research, and all associated disease state areas. - Coordinate and manage initiatives among multidisciplinary stakeholders independently or with a minimum amount of oversight. This position will report into the Director, US Field-Based Medical for the SC Medical Unit within the Global Medical Affairs (GMAF) organization. Based on therapeutic needs and product life cycles, the MSL team will focus on certain responsibilities to a greater or lesser degree. The Skeletal Conditions therapeutic area at BioMarin currently has one marketed product and ongoing research in children with ACH and additional growth-related conditions. Territory will be focused in the South & Central, U.S. Candidate to be based within territory. Responsibilities - Execute SC medical MSL plan and tactics within assigned territory to meet scientific objectives and company-defined goals for products both marketed and in development. - Develop and periodically refine an approved MSL Territory Plan designed to support and meet strategic medical objectives. - Provide education related to disease state and BioMarin products across product lifecycle to health care providers among specialties including Genetics, Pediatric Endocrinology, Pediatric Orthopedics, and other affiliated specialties. - Serve as a medical/scientific resource through answering unsolicited medical questions and addressing other related medical information queries. - Engage in scientific exchange and provide feedback on emerging clinical/competitive trends. - Identify, document, discuss and communicate insights to internal stakeholders. - Maintain clinical and technical expertise in relevant therapeutic area. - Partner with medical and research groups and compliantly collaborate with commercial team. - Provide support to BioMarin clinical trials including but not limited to the following: - Site identification and evaluation. - Recruitment. - Investigator meetings. - External expert identification. - Study management. - Support clinical operations in identifying and interacting with potential investigators for BioMarin products in development as per Medical Affairs therapeutic area plan. - Support the implementation and coordination of external investigator-initiated research. - Participate in local, regional, and national meetings/conferences in support of all scientific and medical objectives. - Review scientific journals, lead, and participate in internal journal clubs. - Serve as a scientific resource to commercial and marketing partners. - Participate in sales team training, medical updates, scientific presentations, journal clubs, and other approved meetings as appropriate. - Have responsibility for assigned special projects and mentoring of other team members. - Self-development: Develops and communicates a professional growth plan. Take responsibility for and actively manage professional development. Continually educates self on market issues, trends, and product knowledge as it pertains to specific business responsibilities in key therapeutic areas. - Assure compliance with BioMarin operational guidelines. Qualifications - BA/BS in life or health sciences; Advanced degree (MS, doctoral level) preferred. - 3 or more years of relevant experience in clinical and 1 or more year as an MSL preferred. - Experience in rare genetic diseases, ACH and/or Skeletal Conditions therapy preferred. - Experience in product launch, development, and execution preferred. - Knowledge of regulations impacting Medical Affairs and field activities in the pharmaceutical industry. - Excellent oral and written communication, organization, and people skills. - Proven record as a team player. - Project management understanding and experience. - Ability to effectively work in a virtual environment and knowledge of virtual and collaborative systems. - Position will require travel for field engagements and Specialty Congresses (50%-70%). Requirements - In addition to MSL criteria above, the Sr. MSL has advanced competence in communication, problem solving and adaptability, and foundational competence in leadership, strategic thinking and planning, and problem solving and decision making. - 5 or more years of relevant clinical experience, and 3 or more years of MSL/Medical Director experience preferred. - Project Leadership experience preferred. Equal Opportunity Employer/Veterans/Disabled An Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, or protected veteran status and will not be discriminated against on the basis of disability. Ireland Safety Responsibility Support the organisation’s commitment to environmental protection, injury prevention, and continual improvement of EHS management systems. Actively contribute to a safe and environmentally responsible workplace by identifying hazards, reporting incidents and participating in EHS initiatives and training.

Role Description The Skeletal Conditions (SC) Medical Science Liaison (MSL) / Senior MSL is a regional field-based position supporting the scientific and business interests of BioMarin by cultivating current and future thought leaders in academic and clinical medicine at the local, regional, and national level through in-depth, fair-balanced scientific exchange and strategic insight gathering. MSLs are the primary communicators of BioMarin science with healthcare providers and other key medical stakeholders and viewed as peer scientific experts in their therapeutic area. The MSLs combine strong business acumen, market awareness, and clinical expertise to serve as a conduit of information to internal stakeholders in support of strategic planning and product development. In this role, you will: - Identify clinical and post-marketing study investigators in alignment with the SC Medical Affairs objectives. - Provide actionable information and insights to internal stakeholders that may enhance the value and appropriate use of BioMarin products. - Support the initiation and development of Investigator Research proposals (IRs). - Possess in-depth knowledge of BioMarin’s ACH (achondroplasia) approved product, pipeline research, and all associated disease state areas. - Coordinate and manage initiatives among multidisciplinary stakeholders independently or with a minimum amount of oversight. This position will report into the Director, US Field-Based Medical for the SC Medical Unit within the Global Medical Affairs (GMAF) organization. Based on therapeutic needs and product life cycles, the MSL team will focus on certain responsibilities to a greater or lesser degree. The Skeletal Conditions therapeutic area at BioMarin currently has one marketed product and ongoing research in children with ACH and additional growth-related conditions. Territory will be focused in the West-Northwest, U.S. Candidate to be based within territory. Responsibilities include: - Execute SC medical MSL plan and tactics within assigned territory to meet scientific objectives and company-defined goals for products both marketed and in development. - Development and periodic refinement of an approved MSL Territory Plan designed to support and meet strategic medical objectives. - Provide education related to disease state and BioMarin products across product lifecycle to health care providers among specialties including Genetics, Pediatric Endocrinology, Pediatric Orthopedics, and other affiliated specialties. - Serve as a medical/scientific resource through answering unsolicited medical questions and addressing other related medical information queries. - Engage in scientific exchange and provide feedback on emerging clinical/competitive trends. - Identify, document, discuss and communicate insights to internal stakeholders. - Maintain clinical and technical expertise in relevant therapeutic area. - Partner with medical and research groups and compliantly collaborate with commercial team. - Provide support to BioMarin clinical trials including but not limited to the following: site identification and evaluation; recruitment; investigator meetings; external expert identification; and study management. - Support clinical operations in identifying and interacting with potential investigators for BioMarin products in development as per Medical Affairs therapeutic area plan. - Support the implementation and coordination of external investigator-initiated research. - Participate in local, regional, and national meetings/conferences in support of all scientific and medical objectives. - Review scientific journals, lead, and participate in internal journal clubs. - Serve as a scientific resource to commercial and marketing partners. - Participate in sales team training, medical updates, scientific presentations, journal clubs, and other approved meetings as appropriate. - Have responsibility for assigned special projects and mentoring of other team members. - Self-development: Develops and communicates a professional growth plan. Take responsibility for and actively manage professional development. Continually educates self on market issues, trends, and product knowledge as it pertains to specific business responsibilities in key therapeutic areas. - Assure compliance with BioMarin operational guidelines. Qualifications - BA/BS in life or health sciences; Advanced degree (MS, doctoral level) preferred. - 3 or more years of relevant experience in clinical and 1 or more year as an MSL preferred. - Experience in rare genetic diseases, ACH and/or Skeletal Conditions therapy preferred. - Experience in product launch, development, and execution preferred. - Knowledge of regulations impacting Medical Affairs and field activities in the pharmaceutical industry. - Excellent oral and written communication, organization, and people skills. - Proven record as a team player. - Project management understanding and experience. - Ability to effectively work in a virtual environment and knowledge of virtual and collaborative systems. - Position will require travel for field engagements and Specialty Congresses (50%-70%). Requirements - In addition to MSL criteria above, the Sr. MSL has advanced competence in communication, problem solving and adaptability, and foundational competence in leadership, strategic thinking and planning, and problem solving and decision making. - 5 or more years of relevant clinical experience, and 3 or more years of MSL/Medical Director experience preferred. - Project Leadership experience preferred. Company Description BioMarin is a leading rare disease biotechnology company focused on genetically defined conditions. Guided by our purpose to develop medicines that make a profound impact on people’s lives, our global teams have delivered a portfolio of therapies since our founding in 1997. Our revolutionary treatments for conditions like: - Achondroplasia (the most common form of dwarfism) - PKU (phenylketonuria) - CLN2, a form of Batten disease - A number of forms of MPS (mucopolysaccharidosis) More recently, with the close of the Amicus acquisition, our portfolio has expanded to include therapies for: - Fabry disease - Pompe disease Our success comes from our unwavering commitment to excellence, our deep understanding of patient needs, our scientific expertise, and our world-class manufacturing capabilities. At the heart of BioMarin is a dedicated team of the brightest minds in the industry working together to deliver innovative therapies to patients and families around the world.