Applications closed-Consultant Gig #890–EU–Major Institutional Health Organization–Market Research and Analysis Expert

Client

Our global strategic partner is a preferred supplier of consulting services to the end client and they seek a Market Research and Analysis Expert to support the delivery of the project.  

Our global strategic partner is a preferred supplier of consulting services to this institutional health organization and they seek a market research and analysis expert to support the delivery of the project.

The selected candidate will work within a team of between 5 and 10 staff, reporting to a senior manager.  They will be expected to conduct document and literature review, interviews, focus groups and potentially contribute to a survey.  The market researcher will work alongside the team to produce three deliverables:

Work stream 1: PESTEL analysis - the PESTEL analysis should contain a description of the political, economic, social, technological, environmental, and legal factors, based on a deep understanding of macro forces and drivers of change and on the summary of insights of global public health experts (on mid-term scenarios) for the environment the organization is operating in.

Work stream 2: Analysis of key players in Public Health in Europe - and in specific cases worldwide, taking into consideration the changes implemented during the COVID-19 pandemic. It should include a description of how the main changes in the public health landscape have affected these organizations.

Work stream 3: SWOT analysis of organization will take into account the strengthening of their mandate and resources, and the response given during the COVID-pandemic. 

Essential Knowledge, Skills & Experience:

• At least 5 years of professional experience in the field of market research in public health
  
• Good knowledge of EU public health sphere (preferably including infectious diseases)
  
• Good knowledge of the technological trends in society and in the work in public health, including the digital transformation in public health, e.g., investments in new technologies, timeliness and accuracy of data collection for infectious diseases while applying common standards, digital skills of the public health experts, use of artificial intelligence for data gathering, processing and analysis