The Associate Director – Market Engagement – Vaccines & ID (Flu) is part of the DHH Integrated Vaccines & Infectious Disease Team within the US/global commercial organization. The team provides strategic partnership to commercial stakeholders by understanding brand strategy, managing analytics requests, and defining business requirements aligned to priorities. Market Engagement leads demand fulfillment and activation of DHH products and services to enable data-driven decision-making across the vaccine portfolio. This individual develops and communicates US and ex-US data-driven insights to deepen customer and market understanding, inform launch and go-to-market strategies, and support brand growth and commercial objectives for a planned influenza prophylactic product. The role serves as a business-facing analytics partner to US and global influenza marketing teams, supporting commercial insights, analytics, and data science needs, and scoping, designing, and delivering use cases aligned to business OKRs. The position calls for an entrepreneurial, consultative approach; an understanding of healthcare and pharmaceutical markets, particularly vaccines; and proficiency in advanced analytics, AI, machine learning, NLP, and Agentic AI. The incumbent translates business questions into analytical problems and solutions, understands product lines and competitive dynamics, and contributes new ideas and methodologies to strengthen analytic capabilities. This is an individual-contributor role in a matrixed environment, requiring leadership, intellectual curiosity, adaptability, collaboration, and strong communication and storytelling to influence stakeholders and encourage adoption of data-driven recommendations. The role is hybrid, based in Upper Gwynedd, Pennsylvania, with the selected candidate expected to work in the office at least three days per week. Travel requirements are 10%.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Director