CNS-focused pharma commercializing ADHD, migraine, epilepsy, and Parkinson's treatments
Supernus is a public pharmaceutical company specializing in central nervous system disorders, with six FDA-approved products on the market and a pipeline of development candidates. The company runs its own U.S. specialty sales force while pursuing licensing partnerships internationally. Hiring is concentrated in sales (30 roles) and healthcare operations (14 roles), reflecting a commercialization-heavy posture; the tech stack leans heavily on pharmaceutical operations tools (Veeva, SAS, XBRL, Workiva) and compliance infrastructure, with pain points centered on SOX and Good Pharmaceutical Practice adherence, manufacturing scale-up, and managed-care access barriers.
Notable leadership hires: Medical Director, Government Affairs Director
Supernus develops and commercializes pharmaceutical products for CNS disorders including ADHD, epilepsy, migraine, Parkinson's disease, cervical dystonia, and chronic sialorrhea. The company markets six approved products in the United States through a dedicated specialty sales force—Qelbree for pediatric ADHD, Trokendi XR and Oxtellar XR for epilepsy and migraine, Apokyn and an apomorphine infusion pump for Parkinson's disease, Myobloc for cervical dystonia and sialorrhea, and Xadago as an adjunctive Parkinson's treatment. Pipeline candidates include SPN-812 for adult ADHD and SPN-820. Outside the United States, Supernus licenses its portfolio to partner pharmaceutical companies. The organization spans 501–1,000 employees across sales, healthcare operations, research, manufacturing, and regulatory functions.
Supernus operates Veeva, SAS, XBRL, Workiva, and Salesforce for regulatory, analytics, and CRM functions. Supporting tools include SQL, Python, Power BI, Datorama, and Microsoft 365 Office suite, plus Adaptive Insights for financial planning and Concur for expense management.
Supernus actively hires in the United States and Canada. The company is headquartered in Rockville, Maryland.
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