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Job Title: Associate Director – Quantitative Healthcare Market Research

Brief Description: Albion Rye Associates is proud to be partnering with one of the most forward-thinking, global healthcare market research consultancies to recruit an Associate Director of Quantitative Research. This is a standout opportunity for a seasoned market research professional to shape and elevate the strategic integration of quantitative and qualitative methodologies within healthcare insights.

The successful candidate will work closely with major pharmaceutical and biotech clients, applying cutting-edge analytical techniques to deliver meaningful, actionable insights that influence strategic decision-making across a wide range of therapeutic areas.

Key Responsibilities:



Lead the strategic development of integrated quantitative research frameworks.

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Design and execute robust quantitative methodologies including segmentation, conjoint analysis, and predictive modelling.

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Provide consultancy-level guidance to pharmaceutical clients, acting as a trusted partner to strategic insights teams.

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Ensure the scalability, quality, and client focus of quantitative approaches across multiple projects.

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Mentor and upskill junior researchers and peers to expand the team’s quantitative expertise.

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Collaborate cross-functionally with project leads and qualitative experts to deliver holistic, strategic insights.

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Contribute to thought leadership and innovation in quantitative healthcare market research practices.

Requirements:

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Proven experience (ideally 7+ years) in quantitative healthcare market research, preferably within an agency or consultancy setting.

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Strong background in advanced quantitative methods (e.g., segmentation, conjoint, regression analysis, predictive modelling).

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Expertise in the pharmaceutical and healthcare industry, with a deep understanding of client needs and regulatory environments.

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Demonstrated ability to lead and mentor research teams.

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Proficiency with statistical tools (e.g., SPSS, R, SAS, Q, or similar).

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Excellent communication, client management, and presentation skills.

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Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in a related field (e.g., Life Sciences, Statistics, Psychology, Economics).

Why Apply?

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Be part of a global, high-impact consultancy shaping the future of healthcare insights.

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Work with 5 of the top 10 global pharma companies and cutting-edge biotech innovators.

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Enjoy autonomy, strategic influence, and leadership opportunities in a growing, intellectually curious team.

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Hybrid work flexibility and a strong support structure for personal and professional development

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