区域产品经理rpm,(泌尿)杭州or上海

Johnson & Johnson Johnson & Johnson · Pharma · Shanghai, China +1

Regional Product Manager for Johnson & Johnson's Innovative Medicine division, focusing on the Urology segment in Hangzhou or Shanghai. The role involves adapting central marketing strategies to regional ones, conducting market research, analyzing market intelligence (including health policies, competitors, and pricing), and engaging with healthcare professionals and internal teams. Key responsibilities include developing regional marketing strategies, implementing national activities, and managing product positioning.

What you'd actually do

  1. Adapt central marketing strategy to regional marketing strategy, including qualitative segmentation and positioning by identifying customers’ needs and perception of the product through adequate market research findings, SWOT analysis, and translate them into regional marketing strategy proposals and suggested action plan for product.
  2. Participate in designing a series of national activities and ensure key strategy implementation, follow-up feedback and improvement.
  3. Collect and analyze market intelligence data from field, including health policies, generics, prices, reimbursement, co-payment, its class, its competitors, its market or its environment.
  4. Keep long term effective professional engagement with physicians and KOLs, as well as internal customers like sales team/ MA/MAnGA/CCM/HCC/Legal et

Skills

Required

  • Deep understanding on business
  • Strong communication/ influencing/analytical skills

Nice to have

  • Brand Marketing
  • Brand Positioning Strategy
  • Business Storytelling
  • Customer Centricity
  • Customer Intelligence
  • Data Analysis
  • Data-Driven Decision Making
  • Digital Strategy
  • Execution Focus
  • Financial Analysis
  • Industry Analysis
  • Operational Excellence
  • Process Improvements
  • Product Development Lifecycle
  • Product Management
  • Product Portfolio Management
  • Product Strategies
  • Stakeholder Management
  • Strategic Thinking
  • Technical Credibility