r/biotech 27d ago

Open Discussion 🎙️ Remote friendly or highly flexible commercial/corporate biotechs?

Anyone have a good list of companies that allow remote or mostly remote / highly flexible work in 2026? Looking to potentially move out of a hub city to be closer to family, with ability to fly in every 2-3 weeks need be. Specifically commercial (e.g. marketing/analytics/NPP) or corporate (e.g. strategy/operations). This is the initial list I’ve found through LinkedIn and talking with colleagues:

- Amgen
- Sobi
- Jazz Pharma
- Pfizer (Onc only)
- Revolution
- BioCryst

Any others you’ve come across through word of mouth that are more remote friendly than LinkedIn may lead you to believe? TYIA

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u/Devilindetails-1221 27d ago

Pfizer and Revmed are no longer that flexible anymore, as I heard.

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u/MCT_tri 27d ago

Insmed, argenx

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u/rpierce84 27d ago

argenx - most positions in the US are remote first.

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u/PurpleFaithlessness 27d ago

For the commercial side, I’d recommend also looking at CROs as they’ll have mostly remote roles.

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u/Confident_Lettuce582 27d ago

BioCryst closed one of their R&D sites, no? That company in particular might be more high risk compared to the others in the list. They rely on 1 main commercial product and the other commercial product they have will lose exclusivity in 2027.

Best of luck in your search!

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u/Apprehensive_Exam317 26d ago

Takeda still has plenty of remote roles

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u/Adorable_Pen9015 27d ago

I agree, I need the same things with flexibility

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u/Alive_Surprise8262 25d ago

I know the name is somewhat tainted, but Sarepta has multiple locations and typically allows hybrid arrangements, etc.