Medical Science Liaison, North Italy
Pubblicato il 13-08-2026 - argenx in Italia
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. We are building a new kind of biotech company, one that maintains its roots as a science-based start-up and pushes our commitment to innovate across all corners of our business. We strive to inspire and grow our company, our partnerships, our science, and our people, because when we do, we deliver more for patients. Join argenx At argenx, we build our culture from the collective power of the team and the knowledge that together, we are better. If you are entrepreneurial, curious and committed to make a difference for patients and thrive on creating solutions for rare autoimmune diseases, then argenx is for you. Next to a competitive salary with extensive benefits,
we offer you the chance to grow and be a part of a team driven by purpose, creativity, innovation and science.
È questo il ruolo che sta cercando? Se sì, continui a leggere per maggiori dettagli e si ricordi di candidarsi oggi stesso.For the expansion of our Italian team within Developed Markets, argenx is looking for a Medical Science Liaison in North Italy with focus on Lombardie region.
PURPOSE OF THE FUNCTIONThe Medical Science Liaison (MSL) is a field-based expert on argenx's scientific data, products and trials, responsible for engagement with medical stakeholders at centers across the region but also with patient groups, policy makers and government payors. The MSL will represent and reflect argenx's values as a science-driven, patient-centric organization. The MSL is critical in understanding the management of diseases of interest, mapping the patient journey, identifying unmet medical n