1. Role Summary

The Senior Manager is a capability leader within Technology Adoption, Engagement & Transformation, owning one or more capability areas — such as Technology Engagement & Adoption or Technology Product & Service Lifecycle — while retaining sufficient breadth to lead across the full team mandate.

The role combines senior business engagement, adoption, general tech portfolio, experience and governance leadership, and may lead complex CEI PODs from intake through scale and sustainable ownership.

2. Key Accountabilities

• Own one or more team capability areas end to end, with accountability for roadmap, stakeholder alignment, adoption, controls and measurable outcomes.

• Lead and govern Technology Engagement & Adoption — the Business Unit technology interface for legacy and AI-enabled products, market signals into intake and POD formation, platform usage telemetry, an integrated service catalogue and cross-team service coordination.

• Lead and govern Technology Product & Service Lifecycle for existing systems and established AI products, applying reuse-before-build and operate, modernize, industrialize or retire decisions, aligned with AITO and CEI portfolio direction.

• Lead and govern Experience & Workflow Design — UX/CX, customer and colleague journeys, agent hand-offs and rapid adaptation of tools and workflows for each Business Unit.

• Lead governance readiness and clearance coordination — preparing evidence, orchestrating lifecycle stage gates, tracking decisions and serving as the D&T liaison for Legal, Privacy, Risk, Compliance and Security stakeholders, while approval authority remains with the relevant governance functions.

• Contribute technology scouting and market signals into AITO and CEI portfolio processes, evaluating relevance, reusability and business value in coordination with GTMx market sensing.

• Lead complex POD formation and execution, resolve cross-functional trade-offs and manage transition into sustained adoption and BAU ownership.

• Execute and shape reusable engagement, adoption, tech portfolio, experience and governance practices.

3. Required Capabilities & Competencies

(a) Critical Capabilities & Qualifications

• Technology engagement and adoption; business transformation; technology product and portfolio lifecycle; technology scouting.

• Experience and workflow design; UX/CX; journey design; agent hand-offs; adoption telemetry and service integration.

• Governance readiness and clearance coordination across legal, privacy, risk, compliance and security stage gates; stakeholder influence; POD collaboration and value realization.

• Bachelor’s degree or above, preferably in Computer Science, Information Technology, Engineering, Design or Management.

• 10+ years of progressive relevant experience based on a bachelor’s degree, where a master’s or doctoral degree may reduce the years required, including 5+ years in the pharmaceutical or healthcare industry, with scope and judgment consistent with this role.

• Agile delivery, product metrics, adoption measurement and evidence-based iteration. Agile and product certifications are preferred (e.g. CSPO / PSPO, CSM / PSM, and SAFe POPM or SAFe Agilist for scaled-agile environments).

• Demonstrated ability to work across business, product, technology, data and governance stakeholders in a matrixed environment.

• Experience of the China commercial, technology, data or vendor environment is preferred.

(b) Leadership Expectations

• Outcome ownership: connects decisions to measurable business, user, service and transformation outcomes.

• AI-first and enterprise-minded: applies responsible AI, reuse, architecture, security, privacy and scale principles appropriate to the work.

• POD collaboration: enables clear accountability, effective cross-functional execution and minimal handoff friction across Business Units, GTMx, AITO, GCA, CMO, PIC and peer D&T capabilities.

• Precision and learning: communicates clearly, documents decisions, uses evidence and telemetry and continuously improves delivery.

4. Key Collaboration

coordinates governance readiness and clearance with Legal, Privacy, Risk, Compliance and Security, which retain the relevant approval authority.

5. Measures of Success

• Timely, high-quality delivery against agreed transformation, adoption, technical portfolio, experience and governance outcomes.

• Higher adoption and measurable value from legacy and AI-enabled products, with effective POD contribution and sustained ownership.

• Better use of telemetry and user insight to improve products, workflows and service integration.

• Timely, evidence-based governance readiness and clearance coordination, with transparent risks, decisions, dependencies and accountable approval owners.

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