Consultant - Safety
Veeva · Japan - Tokyo, Japan
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The Role
Do you want to help implement leading cloud solutions in the Life Sciences space? Interested in developing consulting skills while delivering implementation solutions that make our clients more productive and efficient? Veeva Japan is looking for driven, self-motivated Consultants with exposure to implementing, supporting, or administering business/IT operations for software solutions to join the Professional Services team. Team members will be implementing Veeva’s Development Cloud, particularly Safety Applications, to help organizations eliminate silos and transform business processes across clinical, regulatory, and quality with greater efficiency and compliance.
Candidates for this position with consulting experience who play a role in the design and roll-out of software solutions and are technology-forward thinking in the Life Sciences space will thrive in this role.
Business level communication skills are required in both English and Japanese. Qualified applicants should be based in Tokyo or Osaka, Japan.What You’ll Do
- Lead life science customers in the rapid configuration and implementation of Veeva’s Vault Development Cloud to support data and content management needs in Safety area.
- Manage task during the lifecycle of an implementation focusing on workshop delivery, requirements gathering, configuration, validation, migration, integration, training, and go-live activities.
- Collaborate with our customers and team members through successful implementations from inception through adoption, ensuring alignment of processes to system design and functionality.
- Co-work with our project manager who manages communication, risks, and project reporting between the project team, customer, and internal stakeholders.
- Collaborate cross-functionally with Product, Strategy, Sales, and other teams across the company.
- Ensure customer success from beginning to end of the engagement life cycle.
Requirements
- Experience in the Life Sciences space with knowledge of document and data collection and storage.
- Experience delivering to customers in the Pharmacovigilance domain or experience with daily operations using safety systems.
- Ability to act with speed to understand requirements, create corresponding solutions, and willingness to “roll up your sleeves” to design and implement a Veeva Vault solution.
- Ability to travel in domestic and international
- Fluent in Japanese and English
Nice to Have
- Exposure to business and IT groups in an implementation, administration, or other supporting role for software solutions.
- Direct experience with systems such as Oracle Argus, ArisG or other Safety systems, Siebel, Veeva Vault, NextDocs, Documentum, SharePoint, other Life science industry technologies
- Life science, computer science, or related degree
- SaaS/Cloud experience including knowledge of systems validation
- Experience in services delivery management and/or systems implementation, project management
Perks & Benefits
- 1% charitable giving program
- Company paid holidays (20 days per year)
- Wellness reimbursement
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