Manager - US Forecasting Specialty
Biogen · Cambridge, MA
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Role summary
Biogen seeks a Manager for US Forecasting to develop and maintain revenue forecast models supporting strategic planning across key therapeutic franchises. The role involves building epidemiology and demand-based forecasts, conducting scenario analyses, and partnering cross-functionally with marketing, finance, and market access teams. The position requires a bachelor's degree, 3–5 years of pharma or analytics experience, and familiarity with forecasting methodologies and pharma commercial dynamics.
What they're looking for
- Bachelor's degree in Mathematics, Statistics, Economics, HEOR, or related field
- 3–5 years experience in pharma, biotech, consulting, or analytics roles
- 1+ years forecasting, commercial analytics, or related experience preferred
- Advanced Excel modeling and quantitative analysis skills
- Knowledge of pharma data sources, forecasting methodologies, and revenue dynamics
- Statistical tools and scenario modeling experience (e.g., @Risk, Crystal Ball) preferred
- Strong cross-functional collaboration and communication abilities
What you'll be doing
- Develop and maintain brand and market revenue forecast models using epidemiology, sales trends, and inventory data
- Conduct scenario analyses and sensitivity testing to evaluate business risks and opportunities
- Partner with Marketing, Finance, Analytics, and Market Access teams to gather inputs and align forecasting assumptions
- Support long-range planning exercises and reconcile internal forecasts with external expectations
- Track forecast performance versus actuals, identify variance drivers, and implement model enhancements
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