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Sedulo Group is seeking an Analyst for Life Sciences Strategy & Intelligence, focused on competitive intelligence and market insights for pharma, biotech, and medical device clients. You will support engagements and grow expertise in strategic advisory within a life sciences context.
The role emphasizes primary and secondary research, data synthesis, and client-ready outputs, with remote work options and opportunities to advance within a growing firm.
Location: United States (Remote Position – U.S.)
Imagine the opportunity to work with some of today’s top pharmaceutical, biotech, and medical device companies. Imagine a career where every day brings something new, something different, something challenging. This is what it’s like to work at Sedulo Group.
Sedulo Group (www.sedulogroup.com), named one of Consulting Magazine’s Best Firms to Work For and recognized by Inc. Magazine as one of the fastest growing privately held consulting firms in America, is a thought leader in the integration of competitive strategy, competitive intelligence, and market research.
We are a competitive strategy consultancy that works on behalf of our clients to understand their competitive environment and outmaneuver their competition. Our work shapes strategy at the highest levels of the life sciences industry and, by extension, positively impacts patients’ lives.
We are seeking a highly motivated Analyst to join our Life Sciences practice. Analysts are the foundation of our project teams, conducting research, synthesizing findings, and producing client-ready deliverables that directly inform the decisions of global pharmaceutical and biotech leaders.
This role offers an opportunity to deepen expertise in competitive intelligence while gaining exposure to strategic advisory work. It is ideal for candidates with prior consulting experience who want to apply their skills in a focused life sciences and strategy context.
Analysts at Sedulo grow not only by tracking competitor activity but also by helping frame the “so what,” the strategic implications that shape client decision-making.