Associate Director/Director, Global Forecasting - Remote

Society for Conservation Biology; Schiller Park (IL); Remote; USD 125,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job description

Associate Director/Director, Global Forecasting - Remote

Who we are:
Agios is a biopharmaceutical company dedicated to connecting science and medicine to transform the lives of patients with genetically defined diseases. We foster a supportive, flexible environment where employees are encouraged to bring their whole selves to work. Our focus is on discovering, developing, and delivering innovative therapies, with a pipeline that includes treatments for hemolytic anemia, thalassemia, sickle cell disease, and other conditions. We also have a strong research team specializing in cellular metabolism and genetics.

The impact you will make:
As part of our Commercial Operations and Analytics team, you will lead global forecasting efforts, develop strategic models, and collaborate across departments to support pipeline and portfolio planning. Your work will help shape our strategic decisions and support our mission to improve patient outcomes.

What you will do:

1. Develop and maintain forecasting models for our portfolio, including scenario planning and risk assessment.
2. Collaborate with stakeholders to establish forecast assumptions, performance estimates, and risk/opportunity analyses.
3. Lead the development of global long-range forecasting models in partnership with internal teams.
4. Integrate insights from market performance, research, and competitive landscape into forecasts.
5. Evaluate and recommend forecasting techniques, maintaining best practices.
6. Design analytics and research studies to validate forecast assumptions and patient data.
7. Support business development by assessing potential opportunities and valuations.

What you bring:

• 6-8+ years of experience in market research, forecasting, strategic planning, or management consulting, preferably in biotech.
• Expertise in building dynamic Excel models and strong analytical skills.
• Knowledge of secondary data sources, including sales and payer data, with biotech industry experience preferred.
• Proven ability to present to senior leadership and defend forecasts with high accuracy.
• Experience with rare or genetically defined diseases is desirable.
• Strong organizational, analytical, and strategic thinking skills.
• Bachelor's degree required; MBA preferred.

We encourage candidates who meet most but not all criteria to apply, as we value diverse experiences and perspectives.

Work Location:
This role is flexible, allowing for remote work within the US or a hybrid schedule at our Cambridge headquarters. Remote employees may need to travel for company events.

What we will give you:

• Opportunities for professional growth and development.
• A supportive environment that values diversity, work-life balance, and individual needs.
• Competitive benefits and performance-based compensation.
• A culture of psychological safety and inclusivity.
• Active engagement with community and company initiatives.