• Develop and drive a proactive, multi-state strategy across priority states, aligned with enterprise priorities, portfolio objectives, and commercial planning • Identify, assess, and influence state legislation, regulations, and executive actions impacting pricing, reimbursement, Medicaid, PBM reform, 340B, newborn screening, rare disease access, and innovation policy • Anticipate state political, legislative, and regulatory trends, translating complex developments into clear business risks, opportunities, and recommended actions for executive leadership • Lead coordinated advocacy campaigns in priority states, integrating direct lobbying, state trade association engagement, and coalition strategy to shape outcomes before they materially affect the business • Maintain disciplined oversight of all state lobbying and political compliance processes, ensuring all activity meets reporting requirements and that advocacy activities adhere to applicable state ethics and disclosure laws • Leverage established relationships and strategically build BridgeBio’s engagement with governors’ offices, state legislators and regulators, Medicaid and insurance leaders, and key staff to advance the company’s state policy priorities • Represent BridgeBio in state coalitions, and industry forums, serving as a credible and persuasive voice for the company’s positions • Lead engagement within state trade associations and coalitions, consultants, driving aligned action on priority issues while protecting BridgeBio’s independent strategy • This role is responsible for executing and advancing BridgeBio’s enterprise policy positions at the state level, in close coordination with the Head of Public Policy and Federal Government Affairs • Partner with key internal stakeholders including Commercial, Market Access and Patient Advocacy to integrate state policy strategy into coverage, reimbursement, and patient access planning, ensuring advocacy efforts directly support portfolio objectives and patient access across priority states • Advise executive leadership and cross-functional teams on state-level legislative and regulatory developments, translating state political dynamics into clear implications for pricing, reimbursement, Medicaid coverage, and patient access strategy

• Oversee day-to-day management of a highly skilled team of network engineers and system administrators • Work with the internal and external stakeholders to help define priorities and manage work intake • Facilitate discussions across the disparate teams making sure communication is flowing in all directions • Provide technical escalation point for production issues • Perform capacity Management and budget planning to ensure infrastructure is in place to meet the needs of the business • Prioritize multiple work streams simultaneously and still meet project deadlines • Be comfortable in front of a whiteboard, marker in hand – you will be pitching ideas and solutions to complex problems, leading brainstorming sessions • Think critically to solve complex issues both with a team as well as independently • Capture metrics to help make decisions based on the data • Create detailed Documentation

• The Associate Director/ Director of Health Economics and Outcomes Research (Early Stage Pipeline) will be responsible for defining and executing early evidence generation strategies and deliverables across multiple programs. • Support HEOR/COA endpoint strategy from Phase 1 to 3 clinical studies ensuring inclusion of patient-centric, clinically meaningful, and economically relevant outcomes. • Contribute to commercial and global market access strategy to influence trial designs that meet expectations from multiple stakeholders. • Lead development of HTA-grade cost-effectiveness and budget-impact models to support early decision-making, identify value drivers, pricing, value dossiers, and individual country-specific submissions. • Contribute to global HEOR evidence-generation strategies by asset, aligning development programs with regulatory, HCP, and payer/HTA expectations. • Build relationships with clinical and HEOR/HTA thought leaders and academic collaborators shaping input to specific projects and methodologies, particularly in rare disease.

• Oversee day-to-day management of a highly skilled team of network engineers and system administrators • Work with the internal and external stakeholders to help define priorities and manage work intake • Facilitate discussions across the disparate teams making sure communication is flowing in all directions • Provide technical escalation point for production issues • Perform capacity Management and budget planning to ensure infrastructure is in place to meet the needs of the business • Prioritize multiple work streams simultaneously and meet project deadlines • Capture metrics to help make decisions based on the data • Create detailed Documentation