Pfizer
Director, Technology Adoption, Engagement & Transformation技术应用、业务协同与转型总监-上海/北京/杭州/大连
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Leads Pfizer China’s technology adoption, engagement, and transformation agenda. The role aligns technology portfolios with business priorities, drives adoption of legacy and AI-enabled products, oversees product lifecycle decisions, redesigns workflows, coordinates governance, and enables cross-functional POD delivery. It also manages executive stakeholder engagement, technology scouting, service integration, telemetry, value realization, and transition to sustainable ownership across business, technology, product, data, legal, privacy, risk, compliance, and security teams.
Director, Technology Adoption, Engagement & Transformation - China
Role Snapshot
Function / Team: Commercial Excellence & Innovation (CEI) - Digital & Technology (Technology Adoption, Engagement & Transformation)
Location: China
Grade / Level: Director
Reports to: Digital & Technology Head (D&T Head)
1. Role Summary
The Director leads the market-facing technology adoption, engagement and transformation capability for CEI Digital & Technology. The role ensures existing systems and new AI-enabled products are directed toward measurable outcomes, CEI PODs are formed around clear opportunities, and adoption and transformation continue through scale and sustainable ownership.
2. Key Accountabilities
3. Required Capabilities & Competencies
(a) Critical Capabilities & Qualifications
(b) Leadership Expectations
4. Key Collaboration
The Director maintains strong partnership with Go-to-Market Transformation (GTMx), AI transformation office (AITO), Global Commercial Analytics (GCA) and the Chief Marketing Office (CMO), Pfizer Innovation Center (PIC), China Business Units or functions, and peer D&T team leads, carrying market signals into intake, prioritization and POD formation. The role provides a clear D&T liaison for Legal, Privacy, Risk, Compliance and Security governance stakeholders, and works with relevant global D&T teams. It also partners with China CEI leadership and POD owners to align technology portfolio and transformation with commercial priorities.
5. Measures of Success
Pfizer is an equal opportunity employer and complies with all applicable equal employment opportunity legislation in each jurisdiction in which it operates.
To learn more about acceptable and prohibited uses of AI during the recruitment process, please review our candidate AI-use guidelines available on Pfizer Careers .
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Role Snapshot
Function / Team: Commercial Excellence & Innovation (CEI) - Digital & Technology (Technology Adoption, Engagement & Transformation)
Location: China
Grade / Level: Director
Reports to: Digital & Technology Head (D&T Head)
1. Role Summary
The Director leads the market-facing technology adoption, engagement and transformation capability for CEI Digital & Technology. The role ensures existing systems and new AI-enabled products are directed toward measurable outcomes, CEI PODs are formed around clear opportunities, and adoption and transformation continue through scale and sustainable ownership.
2. Key Accountabilities
- Translate CEI and Business Unit priorities into an integrated technology adoption, roadmap, demand and portfolio agenda aligned with global D&T.
- Own senior technology engagement and transformation for legacy and AI-enabled products and carry market signals into intake, prioritization and POD formation.
- Lead technology product and portfolio lifecycle decisions using reuse-before-build and operate, modernize, industrialize or retire choices.
- Shape business and operating-model transformation by connecting technology, workflow redesign, change, adoption and value realization.
- Lead experience and workflow design across customer and colleague journeys, user experience, agent hand-offs and Business Unit adaptation.
- Establish adoption telemetry, service integration and an integrated service catalogue, using platform usage and user insight to improve adoption and outcomes.
- Coordinate Legal, Privacy, Risk, Compliance and Security clearance as lifecycle stage gates and provide a clear D&T liaison for governance stakeholders.
- Lead technology scouting and assess emerging technologies for strategic relevance and business value.
- Enable POD effectiveness through clear outcomes, product ownership, stakeholder alignment, adoption planning and transition to sustainable ownership.
- Own the market-facing engagement model for CEI D&T - running a structured operating rhythm with Business Units and CEI capabilities to surface demand, align priorities and drive adoption of technology and AI-enabled products.
3. Required Capabilities & Competencies
(a) Critical Capabilities & Qualifications
- Technology stack and adoption, business engagement, transformation leadership, product and portfolio lifecycle and executive stakeholder management.
- Experience and workflow design, adoption and change, telemetry, service integration and technology scouting.
- Legal, privacy, risk and compliance coordination, POD operating models and value realization.
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Engineering, Digital Business or Design or a closely related discipline; an advanced technical or business degree is preferred.
- Typically, 15+ years of progressive relevant experience, including several years leading teams and delivery at scope and complexity appropriate to similar level.
- Demonstrated ability to work across business, product, technology, data and governance stakeholders in a matrixed environment.
- Experience in a highly regulated industry and the China technology, data, privacy or vendor environment is preferred.
(b) Leadership Expectations
- Outcome ownership: connects decisions to measurable business, user, service and transformation outcomes.
- AI-first and enterprise-minded: applies responsible AI, reuse, architecture, security, privacy and scale principles appropriate to the work.
- POD collaboration: enables clear accountability, effective cross-functional execution and minimal handoff friction across peer teams and partners.
- Precision and learning: communicate clearly, documents decisions, uses evidence and telemetry and continuously improves delivery.
- Transformation leadership: connects business ambition, experience, adoption, portfolio choices and measurable value realization.
4. Key Collaboration
The Director maintains strong partnership with Go-to-Market Transformation (GTMx), AI transformation office (AITO), Global Commercial Analytics (GCA) and the Chief Marketing Office (CMO), Pfizer Innovation Center (PIC), China Business Units or functions, and peer D&T team leads, carrying market signals into intake, prioritization and POD formation. The role provides a clear D&T liaison for Legal, Privacy, Risk, Compliance and Security governance stakeholders, and works with relevant global D&T teams. It also partners with China CEI leadership and POD owners to align technology portfolio and transformation with commercial priorities.
5. Measures of Success
- Clear alignment of technology portfolio and investment with CEI and Business Unit priorities.
- Higher adoption and measurable value from legacy and AI-enabled products.
- Effective POD initiation, stakeholder alignment and transition into scale and sustainable ownership.
- Timely governance clearance and improved product lifecycle discipline, user experience and workflow outcomes.
Pfizer is an equal opportunity employer and complies with all applicable equal employment opportunity legislation in each jurisdiction in which it operates.
To learn more about acceptable and prohibited uses of AI during the recruitment process, please review our candidate AI-use guidelines available on Pfizer Careers .
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