Bristol Myers Squibb

pharmaceutical

Manager,DevelopmenttoLaunchAnalytics

$106–128k Devens, Massachusetts, United States; New Brunswick, New Jersey, United States; Seattle, Washington, United States FULL TIME Remote Friendly
The Brief

“Manager, Development to Launch Analytics at Bristol Myers Squibb. Skills: data science, data analytics, applied AI/machine learning, statistical models, SQL, Python, dbt. develop advanced analytics and AI tools to answer business strategy questions. partner with stakeholders to develop and deploy new analytic capabilities”

What You'll Achieve.

answer key business questions that drive business strategy; enable end-to-end drug development and product launch activities; Support Business Decisions; Driving Team Productivity and Operational Excellence; Driving Analytics and Capabilities

Industry & Context.

pharmaceutical
Problems you'll solve

answer key business questions; solve complex problems

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Bachelor's degree in Data Science, Engineering, Business Analytics, Finance, or other quantitative field with 4+ years of experience in data science, data analytics, applied AI/machine learning and/or statistical models, SQL, Python, dbt in production/operational environments, basic data architecture and database concepts

Nice to Have

Ph. D. in Data Science, Engineering, Business Analytics, Finance, or other quantitative field with 1+ years of experience in data science, data analytics, applied AI/machine learning and/or statistical models, working with probabilistic methods, including Monte Carlo Simulations, probability theory, Bayesian methods, life sciences and/or pharmaceutical industry, translating analytical results for business leaders, cloud platform certs

What You'll Do.

develop advanced analytics and AI tools to answer business strategy questions

partner with stakeholders to develop and deploy new analytic capabilities

identify and address priority business questions related to CMC development

new product introduction and business operations

develop and deploy analytics and AI capabilities using innovative analytic and data science techniques

support the development of core analytical and data science tools including AI and machine learning models

and statistical methodologies

apply coding and data analysis best-practices and standards

and implement a broad array of data analysis applications

build for data automation

cloud computing and data lake integration

explore new opportunities to further leverage data and analytical tools

ensure best practice adoption

provision of analytics to support planning and decision-making processes

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

collaborative data science and business insights team; partner with stakeholders from the member functions and the Business Insights and Technology team; Build relationships with key stakeholders and SMEs within the functions and Business Insights and Technology; Conduct walkthroughs and peer reviews of work to ensure quality, cross-training, and knowledge management; Ability to work with diverse teams across organizational lines and structures

Communication Scope

written and verbal communication skills; Experience with translating analytical results for business leaders

Process & Methodology

project management skills, Proven ability to independently balance and prioritize across multiple projects in parallel

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