Director, Market Access Analytics
TakedaAbout the role
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Job Description
Join Takeda as Director, Market Access Analytics. Where you will lead a team responsible for performing complex data research and analysis to support business operations. This role focuses on supporting critical decisions related to pricing, payer strategy, distribution and reimbursement. This leader will also be responsible for developing and executing a roadmap to advance Takeda’s market access analytics capabilities. By applying knowledge of existing and emerging data analytics principles, this role informs business decisions and contributes to Takeda's mission.
How you will contribute:
- Lead market access analytics team for all USBU products
- Develop and execute market access analytics plans for USBU products
- Recruit and develop talent
- Lead clear articulation of data analysis and insights
- Create and execute vision for advancement of market access analytics to improve decision making
- Develop roadmap for future access analytics
- Meet with vendors, other teams to ideate on impactful and insightful analytical initiatives
- Explore and pilot analytical initiatives that can later be incorporated into product level analytics
- Collaborate across PAMA and USBU (e.g., patient services, accounts, commercial, brand, etc.) to uncover deep insights and develop recommendations as well as to align data best practices (e.g., appropriate vendors/sources, inputs, aggregation, repositories, etc.)
- Serve as strategic and analytical thought partner to MACS (Strategy and Business Case Analytics), PAMA and the broader USBU
- Act as representative for market access analytics to rest of USBU
- Ensure clear roles and responsibilities across PAMA and USBU analytical teams
- Lead enterprise analytical projects spanning across products
- Identify cross-BU project needs and execute
- Examples: External analog development, internal and external analog library, portfolio contracting, buy and bill reimbursement, payer spine.
Minimum Requirements/Qualifications:
- Bachelor’s Degree Required
- Leadership experience required
- Applies advanced data analysis and visualization techniques, capable of leading complex projects and mentoring others.
- Designs and executes models independently, providing insights for strategic decision-making.
- Applies knowledge of market access environment to guide strategic recommendations
- Develops and implements market segmentation strategies, demonstrating a comprehensive understanding of customer data management.
- Creates impactful presentations to effectively communicate analytical insights, mentoring others in presentation skills.
- Utilizes economic theories to inform business strategies, applying knowledge independently in complex scenarios.
- Leads teams effectively, fostering collaboration and advising on team dynamics and conflict resolution.
- Manages customer data proficiently, applying predictive modeling techniques to forecast market trends.
- Skilled in using Tableau for complex data visualization tasks, with a strong ability to train others in its use.
- Demonstrates advanced influencing skills, coaching others to develop these capabilities.
- Guides strategic planning processes, aligning market intelligence activities with business goals.
More about us:
At Takeda, we are transforming patient care through the development of novel specialty pharmaceuticals and best in class patient support programs. Takeda is a patient-focused company that will inspire and empower you to grow through li
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