Required skills
- Program Management
- IT Governance
- Budget Management
- Risk Management
- Stakeholder Management
- IT Architecture
- Digital Transformation
- Solution Selection
- RFP Management
- Vendor Management
- Data Governance
- CRM
Languages: French
Job description
Lead a global IT program within the pharmaceutical sector, focusing on program governance, digital architecture, and solution selection. This role involves managing budgets, risks, and cross-functional teams to ensure successful project delivery.
Project overview
Missions
Deliverables
Service Phasing
Tools & Environment
- Global IT program management
- Construction and maintenance of the IT master plan and detailed plans, aligned with the program plan and associated milestones
- Management of DDSI budget, resources, and capacities: tracking consumption, forecasts, alerts
- QCDR (quality, costs, deadlines, resources) management, risk, dependency, decision, and action logs; reporting according to Group standards
- Preparation of trade-offs between business priorities, DDSI constraints, and partner commitments
- Program governance
- Participation in the weekly Core Team, monthly Program Committee, and Steering Committee; contribution to GISC (Group Investment Strategic Committee) files, which manages the governance of the Group's major programs
- Animation of the Platform & Digital stream (stream charter, decision log, RACI) and the design authority with Architecture and Security
- Escalation of critical issues (budget, deadlines, dependencies) to sponsors
- Architecture and digital trajectory
- Definition of the global target architecture linked to the 10 decision points, by country wave and for US / China specificities
- Make / Buy / Upgrade decisions per system; interoperability matrix of existing platforms (MDM, FederateS, SIRION, Content Factory, Engage, iEnvision, Finance…)
- Data scoping: governance and master data of patient organizations, quality, insight traceability, GDPR / health data compliance
- Synergies and dependencies
- Construction and management of the interface with related strategic initiatives: Global CRM / NextGen Stakeholder Engagement and Medical Compass
- Build and formalize synergies between different programs, identifying topics that need to be designed jointly rather than treated as simple dependencies
- Define responsibility scopes and decision rights between initiatives: decisions specific to each program, shared decisions, alignment needs, and arbitration levels
- Ensure co-construction of structuring orientations when they have a transverse impact, particularly on processes, data, user journeys, functionalities, and integration principles
- Implement the necessary alignment bodies and mechanisms to anticipate cross-impacts, synchronize decisions, and avoid divergences between programs
- Identify and manage dependencies, but also opportunities for pooling, convergence, and reuse of common assets or capabilities
- Guarantee the consistency of roadmaps and structuring choices, by making visible the impacts of a decision made in one program on other initiatives
- Prepare and facilitate transverse arbitration when program priorities, constraints, or objectives are not fully aligned
- Preparation of Go Realization and solution selection
- Management of functional specifications for Patient Insight Management and Patient Relationship Management
- IT cost estimation and contribution to the business case and digital roadmap by waves
- Management of consultations / RFPs: specifications, scoring grid, presentations, recommendation
- Realization and deployment
- Management of integrators and software vendors: build, integrations, testing, acceptance, go-live
- Deployment by waves (pilot then extension) and transition to run, in conjunction with the People & Change stream for adoption
- Platform & Digital stream charter, RACI, and meeting schedule
- IT master plan and detailed plans
- IT budget, workload plan, and resource tracking
- Risk, dependency, decision, and action logs
- Current and target architecture, interoperability matrix, Make / Buy / Upgrade decisions
- Functional specifications for Patient Insight Management and PRM
- Architecture, Security, Privacy, Compliance, and Data contribution files
- RFP files, scoring grids, and solution recommendations
- IT component of the Go Realization file (costs, digital roadmap, assumptions)
- Test, deployment, and transition to run plans
- Phase 1 – Bridge to Implementation and Go Realization (December 2026 – February 2027): target architecture, platform prerequisites and solution selection, synergies, cost estimation, digital roadmap, and GISC file
- Phase 2 – Realization (from March 2027, subject to GISC decision): consultations, management of build and deployment by waves – 100% workload
- Dates and workloads will be confirmed during contracting, according to the final GISC decision timeline
- Program management: planning, budget, resources, risks, reporting
- CRM, MDM, content management platforms, and SaaS solutions
- Consultation and vendor/integrator management processes
- Enterprise architecture, integration, data governance, security, and AI/GenAI
- International environment with US partners
- Group standards and governance (GISC, DDSI, GMPA Digital, Architecture, Data Factory, Digital Factory, Security, Privacy, Compliance)
Project details
- Start: flexible
- Remote: hybrid
- Location: Paris, France, FR
- Languages: French
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