Market Research and Insights Partner

Slough
6 days ago
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CK Group are recruiting for a Market Research and Insights Partner, to join a global pharmaceutical company, based in Slough, on a contract basis, initially for 3 months. This role can be fully remote.

Salary:

Inside IR35. £34.75 per hour (PAYE) or £47.31 per hour (Umbrella). Flexible for experienced candidates. 

Market Research and Insights Partner:

This position will lead primarily within the immunology portfolio, but there may be the opportunity to work with other therapy areas, according to need.
Planning and leading agreed market research (across PVUs and stakeholders, with a planned primary allocation); ensuring that HCP, patient, and payer insights are at the heart of brand strategies / tactics, e.g., campaigns.
Ensuring all Market Research complies with the Pharmaco-Vigilance Safety Reporting obligations and ensures contracts contain the right PV clauses, vendors receive the right PV training and execute correctly on their PV obligations.
Taking joint leadership on the management of the agreed market research activities, spear-heading new and emerging research methodologies if appropriate.
Working closely together with the regional analytics teams in either US and/or Europe to ensure the right use of existing data sources support to answer business questions in the most effective way.
Your Background:

Successful track record in previous market research roles within pharma industry (agency or client side) for at least 7 years.
Strong understanding of relevant commercial and medical data, and primary market research methods and applications.
Ability to advise on stakeholder insights needs through a deep understanding of the business and knowledge of relevant available insights.
Strong quantitative, qualitative and interpretation skills, and you are a structured problem solver. 
Company:

Our client is a global biopharmaceutical company, focused on creating value for people living with severe diseases in immunology and neurology now and into the future.

Location:

Hybrid in Slough or fully remote.

Apply:

It is essential that applicants hold entitlement to work in the UK. Please quote job reference (Apply online only) in all correspondence. 

Please note: 

This role may be subject to a satisfactory basic Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check.

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