Eli Lilly
Pharma · Pharma
- HQ
- Indianapolis, US
- Founded
- 1875
- Size
- 35,000+
- Website
- lilly.com
Currently tracking 36 active AI roles, up 67% versus the prior 4 weeks. Primary focus: Agent · Engineering. Salary range $58k–$345k (avg $175k).
| Title | Stage | AI score |
|---|---|---|
| National Medical Education Manager - Immunology & Cardiometabolic Health This role focuses on developing and executing medical education initiatives for healthcare professionals within the pharmaceutical industry, specifically for Eli Lilly's immunology and cardiometabolic health therapies in Canada. It involves strategic planning, gap identification, program design, stakeholder management, and budget oversight, ensuring alignment with scientific, company, and regulatory standards. | — | 0 |
| Director, RWE, CMH The Director, RWE, CMH role at Eli Lilly is responsible for developing and executing the Real-World Evidence strategy within Medical Affairs. This involves designing and overseeing observational studies, registries, and other real-world data analyses to inform clinical practice, regulatory decisions, and healthcare policy. The role requires collaboration with various internal and external stakeholders, including HEOR, Market Access, Regulatory, and KOLs, to generate and disseminate high-quality evidence across the product lifecycle. | — |
| Sr. Director - Medical Affairs Oncology Senior Director, Medical Affairs – Oncology (solid tumor and hematology) is a senior scientific and strategic leader responsible for setting the medical vision and driving cross-functional execution across the oncology therapeutic area (TA). This individual serves as the primary medical authority for the oncology business unit, leading a team of Medical Affairs professionals to deliver evidence-based, patient-centric medical strategies that support peri-launch and lifecycle commercialization of oncology assets. This role combines deep oncology expertise with organizational leadership, requiring the ability to influence at the executive level, partner effectively with Commercial, Regulatory, Clinical Development, Market Access, and external stakeholders, and shape a high-performance culture grounded in scientific rigor, inclusion, and continuous learning. | — | 0 |
| Oncology Business Unit Leader This role is for an Oncology Business Unit Lead at Eli Lilly in Canada. The individual will have full commercial and P&L accountability for the Oncology portfolio, driving strategy, marketing, sales, market access, and medical affairs to deliver results for patients and the business. The role involves affiliate leadership, brand strategy development, market access and reimbursement engagement, sales leadership, and pipeline launch readiness. | — | 0 |
| National Engagement Advisor - Oncology (Bilingual) National Engagement Advisor for Oncology (Breast Cancer) at Eli Lilly Canada. This is a field-based marketing and customer-facing role focused on building relationships with thought leaders, developing engagement strategies, and supporting commercial objectives to improve patient outcomes. Requires extensive travel across Canada. | — | 0 |
| Sr. Director, Medical Affairs - Neuroscience This role is for a Sr. Director of Medical Affairs in Neuroscience at Eli Lilly, focusing on leading the Therapeutic Area (TA) strategy, partnering with cross-functional groups for product commercialization, and driving the execution of TA strategic initiatives. It involves medical and scientific leadership, defining and executing strategic integration, managing cross-functional partnerships, fostering a culture of inclusion and innovation, and leading the generation of Real-World Evidence (RWE) and local data. | — | 0 |