Position purpose

• The Business Intelligence Analyst is a problem-solver who uses data to create insights that drive business value, mitigate risk, and enable strategy. They are also a change agent focused on driving the understanding of data’s strategic importance both internally and externally.

Roles and responsibilities

• Ensuring data is stored in appropriate repositories to maintain their quality and optimal function.
• Translate business needs into data requirements and analytical findings into clear, actionable business strategies.
• Drive analyses and synthesis of results and as such involved in creation of monthly reports and dashboards to help business users understand past and present performance with a focus on tracking KPIs, analyzing trends, and translating complex data into easy-to-understand visualizations for non-technical stakeholders.
• Establish trust-based relationships with clients to better serve their organizations.
• Present insights to clients.
• Manage relationships with data suppliers, and across a spectrum of internal and external stakeholders ensuring data is collected on time, and queries from data teams are closed expeditiously.
• Identify new data suppliers to onboard onto IQVIA Panel
• Build IQVIA presence and reputation as a trusted adviser in Life Science
• Continuously identify and engage key decision-makers, influencers, stakeholders and external networks that will aid data use and governance.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree min required in business, sciences, statistics or computer sciences
• 2-5 years of related experience in data analysis, consulting and/or market research industry
• Excellent presentation, communication and client influencing skills
• Experience in business analytics, sales force excellence in pharmaceuticals is a plus.
• Possesses solid project management, client influencing and relationship building skills
• Works willingly and effectively with others in and across the organization to accomplish team goals
• Ability to manage multiple projects, juggle priorities and deliver on tight deadlines