RWD data Analyst

Job Summary

Join Gilead’s Health Economics Outcomes Research (HEOR) team as a RWD Data Analyst in Raleigh, Wake County, US. You will support real‑world evidence (RWE) initiatives that enhance the safety and value assessment of new medicines across their lifecycle.

Key Responsibilities

• Extract, clean, and validate real‑world data (claims, EMR, registries) for analytical projects.
• Develop and maintain reproducible data pipelines using SQL, Python or R.
• Perform descriptive and inferential statistical analyses to generate evidence for health‑technology assessments.
• Collaborate with cross‑functional HEOR scientists, clinicians, and biostatisticians to design study protocols.
• Produce clear visualisations and technical reports for internal stakeholders and external publications.
• Stay current with regulatory guidance and methodological best practices in RWE.

Qualifications & Skills

• Bachelor’s or higher degree in Epidemiology, Biostatistics, Health Economics, Data Science or related field.
• 3+ years of experience working with large healthcare datasets and real‑world evidence.
• Proficiency in SQL and at least one analytical language (Python, R, SAS).
• Strong knowledge of study design, propensity scoring, survival analysis, and health‑economic modeling.
• Excellent communication skills and ability to translate complex findings for non‑technical audiences.

Compensation

Annual total bill rate: $109,769.73

Why Gilead?

Be part of a global leader in innovative medicines, working in a collaborative environment that values data‑driven decision making and professional growth.

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of data will I work with as an RWD Data Analyst?

You will handle real‑world healthcare data such as claims, electronic medical records, registries, and patient‑reported outcomes to generate evidence for drug value and safety.

What technical skills are required for this position?

Proficiency in SQL and an analytical language like Python, R, or SAS is essential, along with experience in statistical methods used in health‑economics and outcomes research.

Is remote work possible for this role?

The position is based in Raleigh, Wake County, US. Hybrid or remote arrangements may be discussed during the interview process.