Senior Director, Value, Evidence & Development Strategy

Position Overview:

Beam is seeking a dynamic, visionary, and strategic Senior Director, Value, Evidence, & Development Strategy to spearhead the global HEOR strategy for our sickle cell disease program (risto-cel) and other pipeline programs as they emerge . In this high-impact role, the Senior Director, Value, Evidence, & Development Strategy will develop and execute evidence-generation plans, manage stakeholder relationships, and shape external communication strategies. You will partner closely with Clinical Development, Medical Communications and Scientific Publications, Value and Evidence Strategy, Commercial, R&D, and additional cross-functional teams. If you thrive in a collaborative, mission-driven environment and are eager to shape the future of sickle cell disease care, we want you to bring your expertise and passion to Beam.

Responsibilities:

• Provide strategic input to disease prioritization, target product profiles, clinical trial protocols, clinical development plans, and regulatory submissions; lead development of clinical sections for Investigator’s Brochures, briefing books, safety updates, IND/NDA materials, and responses to Health Authority questions. 
• Develop, validate, and integrate patient‑centered outcomes (PROs) into protocols and analyses.
• Interpret clinical trial results (including PROs and healthcare resource use) and partner with Clinical Development/Biostatistics on Statistical Analysis Plans (SAPs) and post‑hoc analyses.
• Lead a fit‑for‑purpose RWE strategy (EHR, claims, registries, hybrid/open datasets) including natural history/registry design and governance to inform endpoints, recruitment, and post‑authorization effectiveness/safety assessments.
• Develop and operationalize external/synthetic control arm approaches (e.g., matched registry cohorts, Bayesian borrowing) for single‑arm or small‑population studies typical in cell & gene therapy.
• Provide operational oversight of Medical Affairs evidence generation, including vendor/CRO governance, milestone/deliverable tracking, data‑quality plans, risk management, and on‑time execution across Medical Affairs–led studies; contribute to long‑term capability building (digital health, real‑world studies).
• Elicit and integrate perspectives from patients, KOLs, policy leaders, and internal stakeholders (market access, marketing, patient advocacy) to ensure plans meet the needs of patients, HCPs, and payers.
• Support Market Access on internal and external payer/policy initiatives (pricing and reimbursement, unmet medical need, regional market dynamics, evidence gaps) across the portfolio.
• Support business decisions around ex-US strategy including, but not limited to, scoping ex-US opportunities, prioritizing country engagement, early scientific advice / parallel consultations with EMA and HTA bodies (e.g., HTACG/JSC), providing advice to development programs on endpoint selection to support product and reimbursement approvals ex-US, etc. 
• Anticipate payer evidence needs and budget‑impact critiques (including preparation for ICER Reviews). 
• Build and maintain economic models (cost‑effectiveness, budget impact) tailored to one‑time CGTs, addressing uncertainty/durability and caregiver burden. 
• Collaborate with Market Access to design innovative payment models and outcomes‑based agreements with pragmatic outcomes and tracking. 
• Lead the AMCP dossier and pre‑approval information exchange (PIE) strategy (6–12 months pre‑launch). 
• Work collaboratively with internal teams, consultants, and CROs to advance development of the portfolio. 

Qualifications:

• Master’s Degree or higher in Health Economics and Outcomes Research or a relevant discipline.
• Formal training in Epidemiology/Health Services Research required.
• At least 10+ years’ experience in observational research study management AND data analytics, either within industry or with an observational research consulting firm.
• Proven track record in drug development, with rare disease experience and an existing network of hematologists preferred.
• Demonstrated ability to lead in a matrixed, cross-functional environment, combining strategic agility with strong business acumen.
• Independent, proactive operator with strong ownership.
• Cross functional collaboration with Clinical, Regulatory, Commercial, Medical Operations, and Publications while maintaining medical/scientific integrity.
• Excellent communication, collaboration, and problem-solving skills.