Aesthetic Capabilities & Ecosystem Lead

A day in life

The Aeshetic Capabilities & Ecosystem Lead, reporting to Augmented R&I Head, brings clinical and aesthetic perspectives into project decisions, helps build aesthetic capabilities across teams, and develop relationships with healthcare professionals, experts, and scientific partners. Also, monitoring developments in aesthetic practice and use relevant external insights to support scientifically credible innovation.

Main Missions

• Track aesthetic practice, unmet needs, standards of care, and expert insights in priority areas.
• Work with Strategy and Project Leads to bring relevance and scientific evidence into territory strategies and project decisions.
• Provide scientific guidance throughout project development.
• Review clinical study protocols, monitor studies, and assess the evidence they generate.
• Build relationships with consultants, KOLs, healthcare professionals, and scientific partners.
• Develop internal capabilities and strengthen scientific credibility and external partnerships.
• Lead the Digital & Data Champion to improve evidence generation, insight gathering, and decision-making.
• Represent the aesthetic perspective in portfolio and project governance, and raise clinical, scientific, and credibility risks.

We are looking for

A medical professional with strong scientific and clinical expertise who takes an active, hands-on role in managing projects and works effectively across international, cross-functional teams

• Medical and scientific expertise: Able to interpret clinical practice, standards of care, and unmet medical needs, and apply these insights to project decisions.
• Stakeholder engagement: Experienced in working with KOLs, healthcare professionals, and internal partners across different functions and countries.
• Hands-on project management: Able to turn plans into action by coordinating tasks, timelines, contributors, and follow-up, and by addressing issues as they arise.
• Project leadership: Able to coordinate evidence-generation activities from early project planning through to launch readiness.
• Critical thinking: Able to review clinical protocols and study results, identify weaknesses, and raise scientific or credibility concerns.
• Communication: Professional working proficiency in English and able to explain complex medical topics clearly to different audiences.