Pursuing his passion

Frank started at Roche as an intern in the research and development environment, building algorithms that protect patients against abnormal diabetes testing results.

Today, though, he works with a talented team uncovering new business possibilities in Integrated Personalized Diabetes Management. It's inspiring, challenging work, and Frank appreciates the opportunity to take it on.

If you think about that transition from R&D … to new business development … not a lot of people have that kind of experience. I'm honored that Roche is willing to make the investment into people development.

Our impact

Frank says the trust in his skills and abilities is what he values the most about working at Roche. It allows him to pursue his passion of working closer and closer to the patient. "At the end of the day, whatever we do, we focus on the patient because that's our ultimate goal, to help society to better manage this disease."

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Getting inspired by students

Collaboration with Universities is key to be at the pulse of new talents and thus innovation. Students are fresh, bright, creative, and might see challenges from a different perspective. We were stunned by the creative new ideas during the students' hackathons in the area of Serious Gaming and Virtual Reality with the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts.

Meet Nicole Garcia

I have happily found my current niche as a Systems Implementation Leader within Product Development Global Clinical Operations (PDG). I manage several clinical systems throughout their lifecycle, from clinical trial startup to closeout.

Broadening Career Boundaries in an International Team

I enjoy the free atmosphere of working at Roche. The freedom is not only reflected in the flexibility of cross-border sharing and cooperation, but also in the strong backing of the team and the company I have in my every bold attempt.

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