US HEVA Immunology and Neurology Team Lead

Main Responsibilities

• Lead US HEOR strategy and execution for Immunology and Neurology Therapeutic Areas (TAs) across indications, ensuring generation, translation, and dissemination of high-quality, decision-relevant evidence to impact US access.
• Drive measurable business impact through strategic US HEVA initiatives aligned with US commercial and market access objectives.
• Develop and execute comprehensive US HEVA strategies aligned with Global HEVA strategy.
• Partner with commercial teams to translate HEVA insights into actionable business strategies.
• Lead US HEVA team: provide exceptional leadership, mentor/develop team members, and drive organizational change/process improvements; represent HEVA with US franchise leadership teams.
• Build cross-functional partnerships to support pricing/access decisions and brand strategies with robust evidence (including real‑world evidence).
• Present and communicate complex health economics concepts and strategic recommendations to senior leadership; influence key business decisions.
• Oversee design, execution, publication, and dissemination of health economics and outcomes research; develop real‑world evidence strategies and ensure scientific rigor/regulatory compliance.
• Lead launch strategy and evidence generation planning, including input into Integrated Evidence Generation Plans (IEGPs).
• Support HEOR dissemination/application (e.g., HCEI/PIE) and payer partnership studies/analytics aligned to franchise priorities.
• Build external stakeholder relationships (payers, HTA bodies, academic institutions); represent at conferences; collaborate with KOLs; engage with external evidence bodies (e.g., ICER, PDAB, IRA).

• Minimum 10 years in health economics, outcomes research, or related field.
• PhD, PharmD, or equivalent in health economics/epidemiology/public health/economics or related field required.
• Expertise in health economic modeling, real‑world evidence, and outcomes research methodologies.
• Deep US healthcare/payer/policy expertise with evidence‑to‑impact track record.
• Proven market access/reimbursement support using HEVA evidence; strong US evidence dissemination knowledge (HCEI/PIE, reactive/proactive, CFL, AMCP dossiers).
• Exceptional leadership and change management; strong cross‑functional influence/collaboration.
• Extensive Immunology or Neurology therapeutic area experience.
• Strong English communication and ability to synthesize complex data into actionable insights.

• Health and wellbeing benefits, including high‑quality healthcare, prevention/wellness programs, and at least 14 weeks’ gender‑neutral parental leave.