VP, Pharma Analytics
selby jenningsSavannah (GA)
VP, Pharma Analytics
Posted 4 days ago
selby jenningsSavannah (GA)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
A fast-growing healthcare technology company is seeking a Vice President of Pharma Analytics to lead its analytics function and help shape data-driven strategy across the business. This is an opportunity for an experienced analytics leader to oversee analytics strategy, develop scalable reporting and modeling capabilities, and partner closely with senior leadership across product, finance, and operations.
Key Responsibilities:
- Lead the organization's overall analytics strategy and roadmap
- Build and enhance analytical frameworks supporting pharmacy pricing, utilization, forecasting, and consumer insights
- Oversee the development of dashboards, reporting, and advanced analytical models
- Translate complex datasets into actionable recommendations for executive leadership
- Partner cross-functionally to support growth, operational efficiency, and broader business strategy
- Establish strong standards around data quality, governance, and analytics best practices
- Lead, mentor, and develop analytics professionals as the function continues to scale
Qualifications:
- 10+ years experience within pharmaceutical, pharmacy, PBM, or broader healthcare analytics
- Strong understanding of pharma economics, pricing, forecasting, and financial/economic modeling
- Advanced proficiency in SQL, Python and/or RExperience working with modern BI and data visualization platforms
- Strong foundation in statistics, predictive modeling, and analytical methodologies
- Previous experience leading analytics teams and developing analytics strategy
- Ability to communicate complex findings clearly to senior and executive-level stakeholders
- Master's degree in Statistics, Data Science, Economics, Finance, Engineering, or another quantitative discipline preferred; equivalent experience will also be considered
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