Senior Director, Global Analytics & Insights, Cell Therapy
Senior Director, Global Analytics & Insights, Cell Therapy
Posted 13 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Act as the Global Analytics & Insights point of contact for the Cell Therapy Enterprise, partnering with cross-functional leaders and priority markets to shape portfolio strategy, asset development plans, and long-range business planning.
- Build personal and institutional knowledge of key disease areas in the space, including HCP and patient insights, market dynamics, competitive landscape, and key implications on the AZ portfolio.
- Lead strategic projects across the cell therapy portfolio in partnership with Cell Therapy Enterprise leadership and cross-functional teams.
- Serve as a cell therapy insights expert, building the capabilities, evidence, and market understanding needed to support clinical development plans, asset prioritization, indication strategy, and future commercialization.
- Essential Skills/Experience:
- Advanced degree in a Science or Mathematics Discipline and/or MBAMinimum 6 years of analytical and market research experience in the pharmaceutical/consulting industry
- Excellent communication skills
- Experience with senior executive engagement and communication
- Experience in a similar strategy role within the pharmaceutical industry or life science consulting
- Ability to use data and analysis to affect, influence, or change the understanding of a market or customer.
- Desirable Skills/Experience:
- Cell therapy, advanced therapies, or oncology development experience (strongly preferred).4+ years of experience in a consulting, advisory, or investment firm working within the pharmaceutical industry.
- Experience supporting early-stage or pre-launch assets, including indication prioritization, target product profile development, forecasting under uncertainty, and commercialization readiness.
- Experience working in a global team.
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