Analysts in life sciences play a crucial role in analyzing and interpreting data to support research, development and decision-making processes within the field.
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In a recent survey conducted by BioSpace, 72% of respondents said they are currently looking for work, half of whom are already employed.
According to a recent study, the demand for analysts in the life sciences industry will see a significant increase between now and 2030.
What do analysts in life sciences do?
Analysts in life sciences play a crucial role in analyzing and interpreting data to support research, development and decision-making processes within the field. Responsibilities can vary depending on the specific industry, organization or project.
Top Companies Hiring Analysts
AbbVie currently has several positions open for analysts in Illinois, including a Program Compliance Analyst.
Takeda has several postings for analysts in Boston/Cambridge including an opening for a Director, Insights & Analytics.
Regeneron has a number of positions open for analysts in New York, including a Quality Control Analyst.
Emergent’s open positions for analysts in Baltimore include an Analyst II, QC Microbiology.
Eli Lilly is looking for analysts in Indianapolis, IN, including an SAP Clinical Trial Technical Analyst.
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