Therapeutic Analytics Lead, Clinical Trial Strategy

Description

Join the Therapeutic Strategy & Insights team as a Therapeutic Analytics Lead, working on clinical trial strategy for complex global studies.

You will bring together clinical trial knowledge, data analysis and strategic thinking to plan which countries, sites and enrollment approaches a study should use.

You will work with medical, therapeutic strategy, business development and operations colleagues, turning several data sources into clear recommendations for clients and senior stakeholders.

The role focuses on APAC opportunities, including China, so professional Mandarin and English are required.

The company provides clinical research services, commercial insights and healthcare intelligence to life sciences and healthcare organizations.

Responsibilities

• Lead country, site and patient enrollment strategy for complex trial opportunities, from RFPs and early engagements to re-bids.
• Analyze clinical and operational data to pinpoint the countries, sites and enrollment methods most likely to deliver a study successfully.
• Convert complex data and clinical research findings into recommendations that clients and internal teams can act on.
• Present strategies and supporting evidence in client meetings and bid defenses.
• Lead planning discussions with Medical Directors, Therapeutic Strategy Leads, Business Development, Clinical Operations and other senior stakeholders.
• Research therapeutic areas, treatment landscapes and trial environments to shape study strategy.
• Judge which data sources and insights matter most for each opportunity, using your clinical research experience.
• Act as the subject-matter expert for relevant feasibility and planning tools.
• Mentor colleagues and help improve planning processes and ways of working.
• Keep up with changes in clinical research and drug development.

Requirements

• Essential: professional proficiency in Mandarin and English, written and spoken.
• Essential: at least 5 years of experience in clinical research or clinical trials.
• Essential: a bachelor's degree in healthcare, life sciences, biological sciences or a related field, or an equivalent mix of education and relevant experience.
• Essential: a solid grasp of clinical research, the trial lifecycle and drug development.
• Essential: experience interpreting data and using evidence to guide clinical or operational decisions.
• Essential: strong communication and presentation skills, and confidence working with senior stakeholders and clients.
• Essential: you can work independently, manage several activities at once and function well in a cross-functional matrix setting.
• Particularly valuable: clinical trial feasibility.
• Particularly valuable: country or site selection.
• Particularly valuable: patient enrollment planning or strategy.
• Particularly valuable: clinical project or study management.
• Particularly valuable: clinical operations.
• Particularly valuable: global or APAC clinical trials.
• Particularly valuable: client-facing work in a CRO, pharmaceutical or biotechnology company.

Conditions

The company has zero tolerance for candidate fraud, so application information and credentials must be truthful and complete, and false statements or material omissions can lead to disqualification or later dismissal under applicable law.