Full-Time

Customer Experience Specialist/Delegado Comercial

Posted on 7/17/2025

Deadline 7/31/25
Sanofi

Sanofi

10,001+ employees

Develops pharmaceuticals and life-saving vaccines

No salary listed

Seville, Spain + 1 more

More locations: Málaga, Spain

Hybrid

30% remote working and 70% of travel expected; candidates should be based in Sevilla or Málaga area.

Category
Customer Experience & Support (1)
Required Skills
Power BI
Agile
Marketing
Requirements
  • +3 years of qualified work experience as commercial representative. Desired experience in Specialty / Rare disease / Type 1 Diabetes
  • Extensive Knowledge of the Health System Business, decision-making processes, and market trends.
  • Demonstrated marketing, project management and digital competencies (i.e. implement omnichannel strategy…) and experience in key account management including mapping accounts, collecting insights, and establishing account plans for introducing new products at Hospital level.
  • Strong drive to deliver results while working collaboratively with a cross-functional team.
  • Can work autonomously, learn fast and work in an Agile manner and integrate a TRT (Thoughtful Risk Taking) mindset.
  • Strong result-oriented with ambition to obtain optimal results.
  • Innovative & proactive approach in the search of opportunities and be a strong team player.
  • Show commercial skills, Outstand networking capabilities and strong negotiating skills.
  • Demonstrate problem-solving skills, analytical mindset, adaptability, and strong organization skills.
  • Strong communication skills, ability to build trusted relationships with external Stakeholders i.e. HCPs and influence them.
  • Ability to work in multiple projects and dynamically adjust priorities due to changing circumstances.
  • Have strong empathy and education.
  • Proven ability to translate health system market knowledge and develop strategic plans with internal and external stakeholders
  • Ability to execute tactical initiatives
  • Strong commercial business acumen, strategic thinking
  • Able to discuss and manage objections.
  • Technology proficiency: Office package, advanced level, CRM and others, omnichannel approach, Power BI, AI tools and others.
  • Able to create a 360 account plan overview.
  • Digital & Analytical skills: able to analyze data, feedback and turn it into insights.
  • Enterpreneurial mindset.
  • Desired scientific Knowledge in Immunology, Specialty, Rare disease or Type 1 Diabetes
  • Bachelor's degree in Science preferably (Pharmacy, Biochemistry, Biology, Chemistry…). Ideally complemented with a commercial training or master.
  • Valid driver’s license.
  • Spanish native language.
  • English (reading and understanding, speaking is desired).
Responsibilities
  • Keep working on the current segmentation accounts and developing in-depth knowledge of each identified key account including strategic goals, value drivers, relevant business metrics, and unique emerging needs
  • Understanding key accounts’ critical stakeholders (e.g., endocrinology / immunology ‘C-suite’ executives and key decision makers), their roles, org structure and how they influence each other in the ecosystem to ensure account/departmental coordination
  • Developing cross-functional (MSL, PHS, Regional Access and PA field teams) strategic account plans including prioritization, based on identified barriers to address and opportunities
  • Co-creating solutions with accounts’ key decision-makers to remove operational barriers and supporting screening and monitoring initiatives
  • Collaborate with PHS team to establish screening and infusion infrastructure beyond key Centers of Excellence
  • Engaging with accounts’ key stakeholders to convey a compelling narrative on T1D and screening and create general disease awareness (incl. T1D prevalence, severity and stages / disease progression pre-launch and treatment options post-launch) and tailoring engagement to the stakeholders’ level of maturity
  • Leveraging omnichannel approach (e.g., F2F, social media, portals, etc.) to ensure a high-touch and personalized engagement with key accounts’ stakeholders
  • Identifying and mapping referral network to provide guidance on which key stakeholders field teams need to engage with in priority to develop a streamlined referring process through multidisciplinary referral networks
  • Collaborating with cross-functional field-based teams (e.g., Market Access) in leading discussions on product access and formulary inclusion, administrative flows definition, and more generally to proactively address accounts’ needs
  • Coordinating cross-functional field team interactions with key customer accounts to ensure effective pull-through
  • Informing customer segmentation and customer portrait / persona creation by sharing insights collected on the field.
Desired Qualifications
  • Desired experience in Specialty / Rare disease / Type 1 Diabetes
  • Desired scientific Knowledge in Immunology, Specialty, Rare disease or Type 1 Diabetes

Sanofi provides healthcare solutions through the development of treatments and vaccines. The company focuses on research and development to create new therapies for conditions in immunology, oncology, and rare diseases, as well as to produce vaccines. Sanofi's products include prescription medicines and over-the-counter items, which are made available to patients, healthcare professionals, and governments. The company operates by investing in scientific research and forming partnerships to enhance its product offerings. It generates revenue from the sale of its pharmaceutical products and vaccines, along with collaborations with other healthcare organizations. What sets Sanofi apart from its competitors is its strong emphasis on R&D and its ability to navigate complex regulatory environments globally. The company aims to improve health outcomes and the quality of life for individuals by providing effective and safe healthcare solutions.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Paris, France

Founded

1973

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Sanofi's acquisition of Blueprint Medicines expands its portfolio in rare immunological diseases.
  • The approval of Dupixent for chronic spontaneous urticaria opens new market opportunities.
  • Sanofi's investment in Adagene supports innovative cancer treatment development.

What critics are saying

  • Large-scale acquisitions may strain Sanofi's financial stability if returns are insufficient.
  • Regulatory challenges could delay the market entry of new treatments like tolebrutinib.
  • Dependence on strategic partnerships may pose risks if collaborations don't meet expectations.

What makes Sanofi unique

  • Sanofi's extensive R&D efforts focus on unmet medical needs in immunology and oncology.
  • The company leverages strategic partnerships to enhance its product pipeline and market reach.
  • Sanofi's global presence allows it to navigate diverse regulatory environments effectively.

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