Lead Analyst (Cardiovascular/Renal/Metabolic)

Airfinity
London
1 year ago
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We are seeking a Lead Analyst to manage our Cardiovascular analyst team, who will play a critical role in providing critical analysis and informatic services to clients. Your insights and output will inform critical decision-making by clients across multiple sectors including, for government, public health, pharmaceutical, medtech, investor and other business sectors. The role holder will help develop our Cardiovascular/renal/metabolic disease analytics across competitive intelligence, commercial and disease outcomes identifying key questions for clients in order shape analysis and always aim to pre-empt the impact changes and new data within the space. 

Key Responsibilities:

  • Lead the Cardiovascular analytics team to turn science related data into clear insights into written and oral analysis for clients.
  • Become the client facing expert lead within cardiovascular/renal/metabolic diseases
  • Develop and implement data analysis strategies to drive insights and recommendations for clients.
  • Manage project timelines and deliverables to ensure projects are completed on time and within budget.
  • Deliver effective stakeholder presentations and demonstrations to optimise the value of Airfinity's solutions to clients
  • Build and maintain relationships with clients to ensure ongoing satisfaction and engagement.
  • Work closely with other disease area leads to ensure alignment across the infectious disease team and wider business.
  • Identify opportunities for business growth and develop strategies to expand the team's offerings.
  • Mentor and coach team members to develop their skills and foster their professional growth.

Requirements

  • Experience in data analytics or consulting in the life science industry, ideally in the cardiovascular/renal/metabolic disease space
  • At least a doctorate degree (or equivalent level of experience) in life sciences, data science or statistics.
  • Strong analytical skills with proficiency in statistical analysis and data visualisation tools such as Excel, R, or Tableau.
  • Excellent analytical skills and attention to detail to effectively scrutinize scientific results and publications with the capability to produce predictive analytics.
  • Good communication and leadership skills to efficiently lead an interdisciplinary team.
  • Strong project management skills, including the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously.
  • Experience presenting to clients, including C-suite, and key stakeholders.
  • Capability to work in a fast-paced environment with a high standard of output

Benefits

  • Hybrid and agile working environment - flexibility over how, where and when you work. Choose your days in the office from week to week to suit your life/work balance
  • 25 days holiday allowance (plus bank holidays) – ability to roll holiday
  • Private medical insurance
  • Enhanced maternity and paternity leave
  • Learning & Development Budget for each employee
  • Opportunity to work overseas for some parts of the year

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