Board Certification (or equivalent) or specialist training is highly desirable; drug development experience in neurology (Huntington’s Disease) would be a great advantage, but not essential 10+ years industry experience or equivalent clinical academic experience Sound scientific and clinical judgment Successful track record of leading Phase 2/3 clinical programs (preferably in Huntington’s drug development), including major interactions with Health Authorities Familiarity with concepts of clinical research and clinical trial design, including biostatistics, regulatory agency organization, guidelines, and practices Ability to effectively present ideas and document complex medical/clinical concepts in both written and oral communication History of solving problems while exhibiting superior judgment and a balanced, realistic understanding of issues Outstanding leadership and collaboration skills working within a matrix environment. Collaborate closely with Preclinical, Regulatory Affairs, Medical Affairs and Commercial to ensure tight strategic integration of product development plans Be accountable via Clinical Research and Operations for all relevant timelines and deliverables Drive/supervise all major written deliverables (regulatory submissions, original articles, abstracts), and presentation materials Be responsible (as appropriate in line with SOPs) for final review and sign off with respect to all controlled documents including protocols, IBs, informed consent forms Influence internal and external audiences in a high impact, highly visible fashion Qualifications MD with strong research background or MD PhD, with a track record of successful research support and peer review publications.