Lead the design, execution, and dissemination of global real‑world evidence and health economics and outcomes research studies to support medical, market access, reimbursement, and lifecycle evidence needs.
Compensation
U.S. Base Salary Range: $154,400.00 - $242,550.00
Responsibilities
Develop and execute evidence‑generation plans for assigned assets, indications, and disease areas
Identify evidence gaps and research priorities by translating stakeholder needs into actionable research questions and evidence‑generation activities
Lead real‑world evidence and outcomes research studies including observational research, database analyses, registries, comparative effectiveness studies, and external collaborations
Ensure scientific rigor and methodological excellence through oversight of study design, protocol development, analysis review, interpretation of findings, and dissemination activities
Support health economics and value demonstration initiatives through evidence development that informs payer, provider, and healthcare system decision‑making
Requirements
Doctoral degree in health economics, outcomes research, epidemiology, public health, health services research, statistics, economics, pharmacy administration, medicine, or a related scientific discipline
Director-level role leading the development and execution of global real-world evidence and health economics and outcomes research studies to support launch readiness, value demonstration, reimbursement, market access, clinical adoption, and lifecycle management.
Compensation
U.S. Base Salary Range: $177,000.00 - $278,080.00
Responsibilities
Develop and execute global evidence-generation strategies for assigned assets, indications, and disease areas in partnership with cross-functional and regional stakeholders.
Identify evidence gaps and shape research priorities by translating stakeholder needs into integrated research plans that support healthcare decision-making.
Lead real-world evidence and outcomes research programs including observational studies, database analyses, registries, comparative effectiveness research, and external collaborations.
Ensure scientific rigor across evidence-generation activities through oversight of study concepts, protocol reviews, analysis plans, interpretation of findings, and dissemination strategies.
Advance health economics and value demonstration initiatives by developing evidence that informs payer, health technology assessment, healthcare provider, and health system decisions.
Requirements
Doctoral degree in health economics
outcomes research
public health
epidemiology
health services research
Global Real-World Evidence & Health Economics & Outcomes Research (RWE & HEOR) Lead
Lead global real‑world evidence and health economics & outcomes research initiatives to support launch readiness, reimbursement, and market access across designated assets and disease areas.
Compensation
U.S. Base Salary Range: $177,000.00 - $278,080.00
Responsibilities
Develop and execute global evidence‑generation strategies for assigned assets, indications, and disease areas in partnership with cross‑functional and regional stakeholders
Identify evidence gaps and shape research priorities by translating stakeholder needs into integrated research plans that support healthcare decision‑making
Lead real‑world evidence and outcomes research programs including observational studies, database analyses, registries, comparative effectiveness research, and external collaborations
Ensure scientific rigor across evidence‑generation activities through oversight of study concepts, protocol reviews, analysis plans, interpretation of findings, and dissemination strategies
Advance health economics and value demonstration initiatives by developing evidence that informs payer, health technology assessment, healthcare provider, and health system decisions
Requirements
Doctoral degree in health economics, outcomes research, public health, epidemiology, health services research, statistics, economics, pharmacy administration, medicine, or a related scientific discipline
Director, AI for Clinical Intelligence & Evidence Lung, Head & Neck
Lead the development and implementation of AI-driven evidence strategies for Lung, Head & Neck therapeutic areas, translating data into actionable insights for portfolio decisions.
Compensation
The annual base pay for this position ranges from $186,014.40 - 279,021.60 Annual USD.
Responsibilities
Define and evolve the Clinical Intelligence & Evidence strategy for Lung, Head & Neck
Lead evidence generation and analytics for oncology and hematology, translating complex data into decision-ready insights to influence Phase 3 investments, trial design, and patient access.
Compensation
The annual base pay for this position ranges from $144,648.80 - $184,000 USD. Base pay offered may vary depending on multiple individualized factors, including market location, job-related knowledge, skills, and experience. In addition, our positions offer a short-term incentive bonus opportunity; eligibility to participate in our equity-based long-term incentive program.
Responsibilities
Prioritize evidence gaps with stakeholders and global product teams
Apply machine learning and causal inference to deliver robust answers on patient stratification, external control arm construction, prognostic risk adjustment, and treatment effect heterogeneity
Deliver and validate multimodal patient-level models integrating clinical, genomic, imaging, and real-world data
Turn internal and competitor trial data into clear insights on standard of care, patient pathways, benchmarking, and unmet need
Enable platform and tooling teams to bring new tools, agents, and experimental approaches into evidence generation
Requirements
PhD in a quantitative discipline such as epidemiology, biostatistics, computational biology, machine learning, health data science, or a related field
Nice to have: Domain expertise in hematology or oncology
Nice to have: Experience deploying analytics into clinical trial operations, submissions, or payer engagements
The Research Scientist 2 applies statistical, epidemiologic, and analytical methods to healthcare data to evaluate clinical program performance, understand drivers of outcomes, and support clinical and business decision-making.
Compensation
$78,400 - $107,800 per year
Responsibilities
Design and execute outcomes studies to evaluate the clinical, utilization, and financial performance of clinical programs using observational and experimental methods.
Apply causal inference, epidemiologic, and statistical methods to estimate program impact and generate credible evidence for decision-making.
Conduct deep-dive analyses using medical and pharmacy claims, enrollment, and operational data to identify key performance drivers, diagnose performance gaps, and uncover opportunities for improvement.
Translate clinical and business questions into clearly defined analytical questions and hypotheses, partnering with senior scientists as needed on more complex study designs and methodologies.
Partner with clinical, operational, financial, and business stakeholders to translate analytical insights into recommendations that inform clinical strategy, program design, contracting, and performance improvement.
