R&D Dashboard Report Specialist

Job Description

About the job Our Team: Sanofi Global Hub (SGH) is an internal Sanofi resource organization based in India and is setup to centralize processes and activities to support Specialty Care, Vaccines, General Medicines, CHC, CMO, and R&D, Data & Digital functions. Main responsibilities: The Dashboard Report Specialist responsible for: General responsibilities: Creation, development and maintaince of dashboards and performance metrics using Business Intelligence tools (eg., PowerBI, Smartsheet, Plai, ValueLens, etc) Development of, and managing/tracking of operational progress and performance metrics (e.g., planning and resource analytics) for KPI analysis and other performance measures Development of and managing/tracking of tools for Portfolio or non-pipeline projects and other key business processes Develop dashboard specifications in close collaboration with stakehodlers and manage UAT on delivered dashboards Strengthen the current reporting activities and support cross-functional department by addressing their specific needs and questions needed for decision-making Work with the various disciplines within R&D to improve the quality and standards of reported data throughout the data sources Provide the necessary Tool training to stakeholders (user, analytics and reporting) About you List here ideally the must-haves criteria to be successful on the role. Don’t forget: the less criteria you will request, the more diverse candidates you will get in the pool. Experience: Experience in Pharmaceutical industry, and experience in R&D or in Business Soft skills : Strong interpersonal and communication skills. Ability to interact and build strong relationships with project teams and support functions within R&D Willingness to work as a team, in a global and matrix organization Ability to challenge status quo and propose new ideas. Technical skills : Planisware / Agile method / Development in PowerBI - Tableau - Power Platform Education : Master's degree Languages : English null