Strategic Feasibility Manager II (Europe)

About the role

Allucent is looking for a Strategic Feasibility Manager II (Europe) in its Global Study Start-Up and Site Intelligence department. The role produces and oversees recommendations on country and site selection, enrolment projections and subject recruitment strategies, and ensures the integrity and proper interpretation of data sources used in feasibility proposals and reports. It supports Business Development and the Allucent Centers of Expertise (ACEs) and reports to the GSSU, Site & Patient Engagement department.

Key responsibilities

• Contribute to proposals and business development by building project assumptions, budgets and timelines, including recommendations on countries, number of sites and projected patients.
• Identify regions where the disease is prominent to create an initial country pool, then refine it based on corporate experience, operational capabilities and medical input.
• Analyse disease incidence and prevalence, the competing clinical trial landscape and barriers to enrolment, and use open source and proprietary databases to find similar patient populations and therapeutic classes.
• Determine whether proposed countries have comparator drug access and reimbursement, and present this information in tables for stakeholders.
• Present Allucent's global or regional expertise and study footprint in the indication, and explain the feasibility analysis to BD and clients, including during bid defense meetings.
• Maintain feasibility libraries and databases, ensure effective interface with the ACEs and Business Development teams, and keep up to date with guidelines and technologies.

Required profile

• Bachelor's degree in a life sciences field; Master's or PhD in healthcare or biological science preferred.
• Minimum of 5 years of experience in drug development and/or clinical research, or an equivalent combination of education, training and experience.
• Demonstrable experience with analytics on large datasets; previous pre-award feasibility experience is a plus.
• Some travel for BD meetings (15-20%) may be required.

Required skills

• Knowledge of government, international, open-source and proprietary databases (e.g. PubMed/Medline, ClinicalTrials.gov, Citeline).
• Proficiency with Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
• Strong written and verbal communication in English, administrative excellence and ability to work in a fast-paced environment.

What we offer

• Comprehensive benefits package and competitive salary per location.
• Departmental study and training budget, flexible working hours and a Buddy Program.
• Internal growth opportunities, an employee referral program and award programs for spot bonuses and loyalty.
• In-office work policy of 2 days per week for employees near a global office.