Planet Pharma
Data and Insights (D&I) Manager

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Join a dynamic team shaping the future of healthcare with an exciting opportunity as a Data and Insights (D&I) Manager. This pivotal role is essential in driving strategic decision-making through advanced data analysis, market research, and competitive intelligence, supporting innovative brand strategies and commercial success within a leading pharmaceutical organization. Based in London with a hybrid working arrangement, you will collaborate closely with cross-functional teams to transform complex data into actionable insights that make a real impact.
Required Skills
- Proven experience in insights and analytics roles with strong analytical skills
- Proficiency in Power BI or similar reporting tools (e.g., Tableau, Qlik) with advanced MS Excel skills
- Deep understanding of pharmaceutical data sources such as IQVIA, NHS, and market sales data
- Excellent communication skills, capable of translating technical findings for diverse audiences
- Strong stakeholder management and influencing skills
- Forecasting expertise and experience in market research projects
- Ability to challenge thinking and navigate ambiguity confidently
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Nice To Have Skills
- Experience with Artificial Intelligence and advanced analytics
- Mentoring or line management experience
- Knowledge of data warehouses and dashboard development
- Familiarity with customer segmentation and data-driven marketing initiatives
Preferred Education And Experience
- Degree in relevant fields such as Data Science, Business Analytics, or related disciplines
- Significant experience in insights, analytics, or market research within the pharmaceutical industry
- Proven ability to develop and present strategic business insights


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Other Requirements
- Flexibility to work in a hybrid setting, mainly in London
- An innovative mindset with a passion for continuous learning and technological advancements
- Commitment to upholding core values and promoting an inclusive, collaborative culture
Elevate your career by joining a forward-thinking organization dedicated to improving lives through data-driven solutions. If you're ready to make a meaningful impact with your analytical expertise, apply now and become a vital part of our innovative team!
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