Senior Analytics Lead: Modeling & Insight Strategy

Novartis AG; East Hanover (NJ); Hybrid; USD 176,000 - 328,000; Full time

Job summary

Novartis AG is seeking an Associate Director, Advanced Analytics & Modeling in East Hanover, NJ. The role involves leading end-to-end analytics engagements across multiple capability areas, partnering with senior stakeholders, and guiding a distributed analytics team. Remote options exist with travel expectations defined by the manager.

This position reports to the Executive Director, Advanced Analytics & Modeling and emphasizes impact-driven analytics rather than project management.

Qualifications

• 6+ years in Advanced Analytics, Data Science, or related field.
• Bachelor’s degree in Statistics, Economics, Engineering, Math, OR Data Science; advanced degree preferred.
• Proven experience leading analytical work from problem framing to executive recommendation.

Responsibilities

• Lead end-to-end analytical engagements from problem framing to exec-ready recommendations.
• Oversee cross-capability work across promotions, measurement, and predictive analytics.
• Partner with business stakeholders and present findings to senior leadership.
• Direct and quality-assure analytical outputs by Hyderabad team members.
• Contribute to enterprise analytical standards and reusable approaches.

Skills

AI

Biostatistics

Data Governance

Data Literacy

SQL

Time Series

Machine Learning

Python

R Programming

NLP

Education

Bachelor’s degree in quantitative field

Advanced degree preferred

Tools

Python

R

Pandas

SQL

Job description

Novartis AG is seeking an Associate Director, Advanced Analytics & Modeling in East Hanover, NJ. The role involves leading end-to-end analytics engagements across multiple capability areas, partnering with senior stakeholders, and guiding a distributed analytics team. Remote options exist with travel expectations defined by the manager.

This position reports to the Executive Director, Advanced Analytics & Modeling and emphasizes impact-driven analytics rather than project management.