Commercial and
Medical Affairs
We are looking for talented candidates with experience in rare disease, bone, or gene therapy to build out our Commercial and Medical Affairs teams. Join a team that is pioneering new medicines and approaches to drug development for rare and ultrarare diseases, which allows us to overcome the challenges inherent in treating small patient populations and previously untreated conditions.
In 14 years, Ultragenyx has achieved four approved therapies in five indications, with a robust pipeline of late-stage therapeutic candidates for debilitating conditions. Our approach to development is informed by patient experience and insights, with the ultimate goal of treating as many rare disease patients as possible. Check out our pipeline for more information on current programs and products.
From our leadership team
Our Commercial and Medical Affairs teams are led by experienced leaders who are committed to excellence and making a meaningful impact in the lives of those living with rare and ultra rare diseases.

At Ultragenyx, we believe in each other – in each person’s unique expertise, knowledge, and perspective. This empowers our team to do what we need to do to get treatments to those who need it most in the rare disease community.
David Libby, SVP, Region Head North America,
Commercial Leadership Team
Team Testimonials
We proudly celebrate the unique stories of our team members. Hear straight from the source why Ultragenyx has been named a top place to work time and time again.
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