Associate Director, Market Access Operations

MannKind Corporation is a biopharmaceutical company dedicated to transforming chronic disease care through innovative, patient‑centric solutions, developing and commercializing innovative inhaled therapeutics and drug‑device technologies aimed at addressing serious unmet needs across endocrine, cardiorenal, and orphan lung diseases. The company applies deep expertise in formulation science and inhalation‑device engineering to reduce the treatment burden for conditions such as diabetes, congestive heart failure, pulmonary fibrosis, and pulmonary hypertension. MannKind’s core technologies, including ultrafine dry‑powder formulations and advanced inhalation platforms, enable rapid, convenient delivery of medicines directly to the deep lung. This approach supports both local pulmonary targeting and systemic delivery for various medical indications. Through alternative drug formulations and delivery mechanisms, MannKind aims to bring forward differentiated, patient‑centric therapies that expand treatment options to improve outcomes across chronic and rare diseases. At MannKind, our employees are our greatest asset. We foster a close‑knit, collaborative culture where every team member plays a vital role in our mission. We are proud to champion a rich blend of backgrounds, perspectives, and working styles as we work together to improve health outcomes and change lives. Position Summary MannKind Corporation currently has an open position for an Associate Director, Market Access Operations to support our Market Access team including departmental reporting and data analytics, government reporting, trade, payer contracting, and pricing analysis. This position will support Furoscix®, Afrezza®, V-Go®, and any future products and will collaborate broadly with Market Access, Finance, Legal, Supply Chain, Business Analytics, and Sales. This position can be remote or hybrid in Burlington, MA, or Westlake Village, CA with occasional travel required. This position reports to the Executive Director - Government, Contracting and Trade. Principal responsibilities The role functions as an expert in data modeling and reporting with meticulous attention to detail. Lead the monthly reconciliation of source data used in government pricing calculations; sales, rebates, chargebacks, discounts and fees. Perform parallel GP calculations and maintain forecast models for pricing analysis. Review vendor materials and validate BP, AMP, PHS/340B, NFAMP, FCP/FSS, IFF, and URA; ensure reports are submitted in accordance with government regulations. Maintain company’s government portal registrations annually or as needed (SAM, CMS, TRICARE, etc.). Ensure Public Law reporting, RFMs are accurate and deadlines are met. Review and maintain accurate customer Class of Trade assignments. Ensure all statutory pricing is up to date and accurate in the necessary government portals and assist in updating Compendia as needed. Work with department lead to continuously monitor US pricing and government program developments such as IRA and MFN, developing subject‑matter expertise and thought leadership in government program regulations at the Federal and State levels. Analyze payer data to create insightful trend analysis and reports. Assist in contract review, analysis, and organization/tracking of key terms, timelines, and bid cycles. Be familiar with Gross‑to‑Net and accounting principles; work with department lead to develop expertise and ability to model net sales forecast scenarios. Monitor and report on trends for all discounts, performance to contract, and channel mix. Work closely with the Corporate Account Directors on account setup and sales reporting. Work effectively and collaboratively with internal and external cross‑functional partners, including pricing/contracting vendors, specialty pharmacies, IDNs, 3PL and other distribution partners. Create and maintain departmental dashboards to disseminate essential information throughout the organization. Manage various trackers to record program data enhancements and data deliverables. Participate in weekly vendor calls and quarterly business reviews. Support ongoing Market Access integration activities related to the acquisition of scPharma; vendor assessments, consolidation, unified financial and performance reporting across all brands. Education and Experience Qualifications Minimum 7 years in the Biopharmaceutical industry, in analytics and/or reporting roles. Minimum 5 years of government pricing or relevant commercial finance experience. Minimum 3 years managing external vendor or client relationships. Ability to read and interpret complex contracts. Data Analysis and Vendor Management experience are required. Strong oral and written presentation skills, with ability to simplify complex concepts verbally or visually via PowerPoint and/or Excel (including pivot tables). Technically savvy with proven cross‑functional collaboration and teamwork. Ability to pivot quickly and operate through ambiguity. Strong strategic, analytical, time‑management, and multi‑tasking abilities. Excellent data gathering, analytical and problem‑solving skills. Proactive stakeholder engagement and management to prioritize analytics needs to enable data driven commercial decision‑making process. Strong analytics and project management skills to turn unstructured business issues into action plans that result in meaningful strategic or tactical recommendations. Behaves with high level of autonomy – identifies and challenges needs, acting accordingly initiating projects with impact on business outcomes. 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