The Associate Director, Corporate Strategy & Portfolio Planning (CSPP), is a key role within the CSPP team, focusing on FMI's Corporate 'Portfolio Planning'. This position is accountable for the day to day oversight of FMI's portfolio of established and pipeline projects and determining appropriate resource allocation, consistent with the organization's short and long-term objectives. The position also contributes to the evaluation of growth opportunities in support of corporate strategy. The role is highly cross functional and partners with R&D, Finance, CPMO (Corporate Program Management Office) and others, while closely collaborating on relevant projects and FMI's overall Corporate Strategy together with the broader CSPP team.
Key Responsibilities
Contribute to the development and ongoing maintenance of a strategic view of FMI's portfolio:
Day-to-day management of PGC (Portfolio Governance Committee) process and governance structure for continued success and efficient allocation of company resources.
Support of the development of a portfolio-wide perspective to senior leaders on topics related to FMI's overall portfolio: assay development, data-offerings, customer applications etc.
Through ongoing portfolio review, assessment of FMI's ability to deliver near and long-term results towards our corporate priorities.
Partnering with Roche Global for international projects to ensure a global portfolio perspective.
Performing robust economic and strategic evaluation:
Developing novel ways of visualizing and communicating FMI's portfolio (in-line and pipeline) to internal and external stakeholders.
Performing relevant valuations (e.g., economic, strategic, etc.) in partnership with the finance organization to support portfolio trade-off decisions and inform the organization about optimal resource allocation and pinch points.
Framing and assessing development options in close partnership with FMI's lifecycle teams and R&D organization.
Identifying critical factors for decision making and delivering clear recommendations to the PGC.
Other relevant duties as assigned:
Support in providing strategic thought leadership for the Executive Team on decisions with broad or long-term business ramifications.
Contributing to the assessment of external growth and partnership opportunities in the context of FMI's strategic priorities, in close collaboration with corporate development and the broader Roche Group.
Supervising and providing applicable direction, guidance, development and evaluation for CSPP team members.
Traveling domestically up to 10% of the time.
Other duties as assigned.
Qualifications
Basic Qualifications
Bachelor's Degree
6+ years of experience working in a commercial, strategic, analytic, or consulting role within the biopharmaceutical, life sciences, or related industry
Preferred Qualifications
Graduate-level Degree (Master's or Doctoral Degree) in business or a life science
Experience in a similar Portfolio Planning role with demonstrated ability to align an organization around a common set of quantitative and qualitative principles for successful portfolio prioritization
International market experience
Prior work experience:
Conducting or facilitating a variety of analyses pertinent to strategy development
Leading cross-functional teams within a matrixed and multi-functional work environment
Establishing effective cross-functional, cross-level internal and external stakeholder partnerships
Influencing an organization and individuals on strategy
Presenting to executive audiences
Within the healthcare and/or life science industries and/or within high-growth, dynamic, complex business environments
History or portfolio of generating effective strategy resulting in optimal organizational outcomes
Understanding of therapeutic or diagnostic development and commercialization
Strong knowledge in oncology, including external trends and issues in the global oncology landscape
Demonstrated competencies in the following areas:
Exceptional skills in both structured and unstructured problem-solving
Proactive in identifying priorities that require organizational focus
Ability to work effectively in ambiguity, simplify in the midst of complexity, exhibit creative problem solving, adapt quickly to changing needs, and deliver results while balancing multiple priorities and manage through change
Ability to work well under pressure while maintaining a professional demeanor
High level of resourcefulness in finding answers and solutions when information and data is not readily available and solving open-ended problems
Understanding of HIPAA and the importance of patient data privacy
Commitment to reflect FMI's vales: Passion, Patients, Innovation, and Collaboration Foundation Medicine, Inc. (FMI) began with an idea - to simplify the complex nature of cancer genomics, bringing cutting-edge science and technology to everyday cancer care. Our approach generates insights that help doctors match patients to more treatment options and helps accelerate the development of new therapies. Foundation Medicine is the culmination of talented people coming together to realize an important vision, and the work we do every day impacts real lives.
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