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Research Manager - Global Syndicated Healthcare

Ipsos
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3 months ago
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Job Description About the role: The impact of your role The Healthcare Service Line collaborates with pharmaceutical, biotech, medical device manufacturers, and technology companies throughout the project lifecycle, from early-stage strategy to product launch and optimization. It also specializes in therapeutic centers of expertise in Oncology, Autoimmune, Virology, and more.
As a Research Manager at Ipsos, you will lead and deliver high-quality research projects, ensuring impactful solutions for clients. You will manage research methodologies, data analysis, and project execution, guiding teams and maintaining client relationships to contribute to the company's success.
Your day to day: These activities may vary as Ipsos is dynamic:
Client Management: Manage multiple clients, understand their business needs, and lead meetings to address key issues.
Data Interpretation: Analyze data, provide insights, and suggest solutions and new analyses.
Project Leadership: Oversee all research phases, from proposal to report delivery, maintaining budgets and ensuring smooth operations.
Financial Management: Manage project finances, contribute to revenue through proposals and account development.
Quality Control: Review all project materials for quality and accuracy.
Business Development: Identify new opportunities, develop existing accounts, and prepare proposals.
People Management: Guide and mentor junior team members.
Ipsos UK offers a hybrid working environment, with 3 days in the office and the rest remote.
About you: Key knowledge and skills include:
Proven market research experience managing projects and client relationships
Knowledge of health/pharmaceutical industry; Oncology experience is a plus
Strong research methodology and data analysis skills
Experience in drafting client materials like questionnaires and reports
Experience in revenue generation and client development
Familiarity with AI-based research tools
Skills required:
Quantitative analysis expertise
Excellent communication skills
Organizational and time management skills
Proficiency in data analysis software (SPSS, R) and MS Office
Understanding of AI and Machine Learning applications in research
Willingness to travel (~5%)
Behaviours: Proactive, initiative-taking, collaborative, client-focused
Detail-oriented, supportive, analytical, resilient, flexible
Leadership, creative thinking, motivated, self-aware
Empathetic, curious, talent management, service-oriented
Refer to Our Values for behavioural expectations.
What is in it for me? Benefits include 25 days leave, pension, income protection, life assurance, health & wellbeing, financial benefits, and professional development. Flexible working options are available, with a hybrid model of 3 days in-office or with clients weekly.
We promote diversity and inclusion, are a member of the Disability Confident scheme, and ensure an accessible recruitment process.
About Us Ipsos is a leading global research firm, ranked #1 for four years, with over 75 data solutions in 90 markets. We serve over 5000 clients worldwide, providing research, data, and insights. We are a certified Great Place to Work in 2022 & 2023.
About the Team The Healthcare Service Line partners with pharmaceutical, biotech, and medical device companies, covering the full project lifecycle and specializing in areas like Oncology, Autoimmune, and Virology.

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