Health Data Ecosystem Alliance Lead

Takeda

1d•$177,000 - $278,080

About The Position

In this Director-level role, the Health Data Ecosystem Alliance Lead shapes and advances partnerships that transform real-world data into decision-grade evidence sustainably. The role monitors health data access requirements, assesses technology and partner capabilities, and designs partnership models suited to different healthcare systems, policy environments, and value chain dynamics. The position brings together stakeholders across the health data ecosystem to support fair value sharing and long-term collaboration. The role contributes to responsible health artificial intelligence models by supporting access to well-curated health data, helping accelerate the emergence of digital twins, and supporting more efficient drug development. It also strengthens evidence generation strategies by connecting partnership, policy, and ecosystem insights to evolving healthcare and data needs.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field.
10+ years of experience in business development, partnerships, policy, or a related field within health, data, life sciences, or healthcare.
Strong understanding of healthcare systems, health data ecosystems, and healthcare value chain dynamics.
Proven experience in partner management and building trusted relationships across diverse stakeholder groups.
Experience designing partnership models and developing mutually beneficial arrangements with fair value sharing approaches.
Ability to interpret regulatory and health data access requirements across countries and translate them into partnership strategies.
Strong written and verbal communication skills, including experience representing an organization in meetings and forums.
Experience in strategic negotiations, business development, and applying knowledge of data ethics and responsible health artificial intelligence to complex partnership environments.

Responsibilities

Monitor health data access requirements across regions and identify partnership models and potential partners that support evidence generation goals.
Design partnership strategies and models by evaluating technology capabilities, market positions, and multi-partner collaboration opportunities.
Develop and negotiate strategic partnerships that support policy objectives, data access, and long-term ecosystem value.
Build and manage partner relationships through effective communication and collaboration with internal and external stakeholders.
Guide multi-stakeholder collaboration by participating in forums that advance the use of real-world data as a source of decision-grade evidence.
Assess opportunities and risks in complex health data environments and recommend practical actions and partnership approaches.
Provide strategic market and policy insights by monitoring trends, policy developments, and evolving partner needs.
Support responsible health artificial intelligence initiatives by identifying requirements for creating, governing, and scaling large health data sets while balancing legal, ethical, and data use considerations.