Technology is a key part of Roche’s DNA
These are unprecedented times for the IT professionals to help shape Roche’s digital future, as innovation plays a critical role in the healthcare and biotech sector.
moreFlexible, innovative, and stable are the words I'd use to describe Roche as an employer. There's an abundance of learning opportunities available for employees.
moreI wasn't looking for a new job when I heard about an opportunity at Roche. I read the job description, and it sounded like a good fit for me, so I applied - and I’m so happy that I did. What I love most about the company is its diversity. I meet different people from all around the world and enjoy new challenges every day.
moreI joined Roche in February 2020 as the Lead for Employee Life-cycle Management Team. In just a couple of weeks after my arrival, the pandemic shocked the entire world. In the middle of this epidemic, uncertainty and fear knocked on my door.
moreBeing a person over 40 years of age, I value the company’s trust in my ability and experience to do my job, regardless of my generation; that is why I feel comfortable working here.
moreNew working environments are moving in at the Mannheim site: modern and activity-oriented. Find out how Dario Demartin, a self-confessed NewWork fan, is implementing the concept in his department together with his project team.
moreI started working from home and having the freedom to walk my dog during lunchtime because my leaders trust my commitment while guiding me to work more effectively.
moreI was fresh out of college and new to the world of multinational companies when I joined Roche. I'm grateful for the continued trust I've been given and the opportunity to progress at my own speed.
moreWorking at the right place cannot be a shot of luck; it is a conscious choice you make for yourself. Take a moment, look around you and reimagine your best version. For an excellent working experience, choose the right workplace.
moreSince I embarked on my career journey with Roche three years ago, I've received a lot of support and have never been left alone. I've learned that if you want to achieve something and you work for it, here you have the opportunity to reach your goal.
moreI joined the company as a fresh graduate, and I feel fortunate to have been working with supportive line managers since the beginning. They both have seen the potential in me and paved the way for my development.
moreMy role is a unique blend of cultural diversity, partnerships across teams and borders, and a learning mindset. When I joined Roche in 2018, I was familiar with multinational work environments, having worked for large corporations before. What I didn't know was that Roche would elevate my experience to a whole new level. Since joining the company, I've had the opportunity to go on an international short-term assignment and participate in a talent development program where my mentor was a financial director.
moreI joined Roche as a recruitment intern and was immediately surrounded by trust and openness. My supervisors believed in giving me opportunities to move out of my comfort zone. From day one, they treated me as an equal partner. This level of trust that I hadn't experienced anywhere else before fueled my professional development. Over my career, I have found excellent in-house learning and networking opportunities, challenging assignments, and had the chance to make my mark at Roche.
moreCorinne has been with Roche since 2013. She wrote her very first program when she was 10 years old and is hooked by technology ever since. Read more about her passion to change patients' lives through innovation and her journey of delivering impact from Software Engineering to Business Development.
moreThere is a great degree of trust and I’ve felt supported from day one to speak my mind and take the initiative in any topic I feel passionate about. Despite joining the company during a period with travel restrictions I’ve always felt the support of my colleagues.
moreRalf Herrmann (37) works as a chemical technician in the production of diagnostic tests at Roche in Penzberg and is currently completing his degree in chemical engineering while working. In the interview, he tells what he appreciates about the team culture at Roche, how he can contribute to better patient care with his work and why a good chemical technician at Roche can become just about anything.
moreMobile working is currently a reality for a large number of Roche employees. Five Roche employees from Grenzach describe from a personal point of view what concerns them and which challenges they master.
moreRecognising and taking advantage of career opportunities - ALICE not only supports its female employees in professional matters, but also shows them how to reconcile their private lives with their dream jobs. Julia Tolle reports on the goals of the women's network and why the topic of equal rights is also topical for men.
moreAutomation in the specialist areas at Roche is growing and growing. More and more mechanical components are being replaced by electrical components - and of course this also has an impact on our apprenticeships! Today we focus on the apprenticeship as industrial mechanic.
moreCollaboration software, virtual reality training or working with robotic cells - apprenticeships at Roche are becoming more and more digital and offer apprentices many benefits during their time at Roche. Learn more!
moreThe postdoc programme at Roche enables recent PhDs from all over the world to put their knowledge into practice in research and development. Bikram reports on his very personal impressions and experiences.
moreAll my career moves have been possible because I've been carefully building my skills, broadening my abilities, and joining new activities so I can be counted on when the company needs somebody to tackle a new challenging task.
moreHi, I am Bian Lijun. I’m the Automation Superwoman! I love work, life, and most of all, automation!
moreTo ensure long-term success, Roche is developing a new leadership philosophy. The focus is more on individual responsibility and less on silo thinking. Anne Uebersax reports more about the new ways of working.
moreI have a true passion for helping others and although it may not always be obvious how Procurement can impact our patients, it is inspiring to see how the work I do enables my colleagues to develop life saving medicines for patients
moreNicole Tian is an individual who is passionate about people culture as well as work-life balance. By applying her unique experiences, she shares a deep understanding of connecting with different people.
moreI was still in college when my summer internship at Roche ended, and I already knew that I wanted to come back someday. This is a company where I can identify myself with the mission, vision, and core values. We all work towards the same goal to help patients around the globe.
moreWith five year's extensive work experience under my belt, I continue to receive new and rewarding challenges. It's very motivating to be on this career journey.
moreI see the Business Perspective Program as an opportunity to gain an in-depth understanding of Roche’s organisational structure across different geographies and functions, and of how I personally can contribute most effectively to its purpose.
moreRoche puts a lot of emphasis on diversity and inclusion, embracing different genders, nationalities and backgrounds, offering equal opportunities for professional development. In all areas I worked at Roche, people are fully passionate and willing to go the extra mile.
moreWith various concepts such as flexible working hours, childcare facilities or comprehensive health management, Roche is committed to providing a working environment in which employees feel comfortable. Learn more!
moreWith the ongoing pandemic, Danny Ang shares an inspiring insight of life after MCO. He presents a resilience towards the New Normal where current situations can always be improved for the better!
moreOur work environment has a culture based on integrity, trust and respect. I love that the patient is at the centre of everything we do. I also deeply respect and am proud of my team members because they always do what is best for the team while keeping the patient in mind.
moreAlong this journey I found a passion for fostering a culture of respect, where people work together as equals and are empowered to contribute by bringing their own strengths, while receiving support to grow new ones. I truly believe that in such a culture together we can achieve everything for the patient.
moreVinzent Rolny is a data specialist at Roche and heads a group of biostatisticians at the Penzberg site. What makes working with data at Roche so special for him?
moreThe Finance Perspectives Programme helps me to develop because of the wide array of topics and problems we are confronted with. One day might be about solving a supply-chain question related to a pandemic and the next working on HIV-testing on a continental scale.
moreMy internship at Roche was like earning a degree. I had the chance to interact with so many experienced colleagues in such a diverse range of projects, and this helped me to polish my existing skills and develop new ones.
moreIt is generally known that doctors can practice medicine and save patients. However, adhering to “Patient Focus”, Roche people can also relieve the suffering of patients in their own unique way.
moreI started my career in Global Procurement in a high-tech company and then moved to the Global Supply Planning function in the global consumer electronics industry. I joined Roche one and a half years ago as a Master Data Specialist in the Global Supply Chain Data Management team.
moreProcurement is a place where you acquire diverse skills, so you become multiskilled when working here. I am motivated by people and the fact that I have opportunities for continuous learning. But I like to take breaks at quiet and peaceful places, preferably by the lake, I love it there.
morePause, breathe deeply and refocus. How Roche supports its employees with online services on mindfulness and proper health management.
moreBeing part of a project that directly supports the efforts of increasing the number of performed COVID-19 antibody and virus tests has been very rewarding. Learn more about Anna's work and her motivation as a Data Analytics Engineer at Roche Diagnostics in Rotkreuz.
more"Facility manager"? Is that new German for janitor? Not at all! And certainly not at Roche in the greater Stuttgart area. How dynamic and multifaceted the everyday life in our so-called "Team FM" is instead and what complex topics and challenges the employees are confronted with every day, you will learn from Nadine, Andra and Martina below.
moreRoche's culture means that everyone, regardless of their background, pursues Roche's goal every day.
moreHow does it feel to celebrate your first work anniversary? For me, everything remains as exciting as day one with Roche, from Croatia to Italy.
moreCompared to my experience at university, science at Roche is more impactful. As a student we get first hands-on experience but we do this in our own small laboratories. At Roche, everything you work on has an impact on the daily life of our patients in some way or form.
moreAt Roche, my job is not just a job for reward, but a career that constantly brings solutions and hopes to patients. Whenever I see the patients’ joy and tears because of the improvements in their conditions, I will be moved and feel more proud of working for Roche.
moreI’ve been with Roche Canada for almost 3 years. I joined Roche after I finished my undergraduate study from the Ivey Business School.
moreOur employees are our most important resource to achieve our purpose. In my team we prepare our employees for the digital future so that they are able to change healthcare through scientific and technological innovations. Only if our employees can develop indispensable digital skills, they are able to provide the best solutions to our patients.
moreCollaboration 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.
moreI 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.
moreRoche is dedicated to improving people’s lives, including during the current coronavirus crisis. Roche Molecular Diagnostics (RMD) teams have been working on the development of tests related to COVID-19. Since the tests have been on the market, a huge amount of data has been generated from various laboratories. Find out more about the impact of data science:
moreAn apprenticeship or a dual study program at Roche offers much more than you might think at first glance. Ariane Pappermann, dual student at Roche in Mannheim, reports on the many benefits that apprentices and students receive at Roche.
moreToday’s software projects are more complex than ever and require out-of-the box thinking and agile approaches like jumping aboard the DevOps train. Read Tanja’s story to learn more about her journey and why software engineering involves far more than just coding.
moreVoice control in industrial production: What sounds like dreams of the future is one of the current projects of Manuel Wenz and Lukas Nagel. The two engineers are working on the automated production of tomorrow. We spoke to them about their current project E.V.A.
moreBeing proud to be a “firefighter” for our customers’ needs – solving problems as fast as possible means contributing to our patients’ health.
moreAre you curious about a career abroad? Our colleague Daniel is here to share what it's like to start one with Roche right after school.
moreI found my dream toy store, with the freedom to bring innovative ideas to life.
moreThe RiSM programme helps me to develop because of all the different, engaged colleagues I work with and meet at Roche. Besides improving my functional working skills, I can also benefit from their shared experience and knowledge to develop personally.
moreIn the Operations department, we are responsible for ensuring the continuity of our production. Especially in times of crisis, as for instance the Corona crisis, our work is indispensable to guarantee the supply of our innovative testing solutions to our patients from all around the world.
moreBritta Moser used to send satellites into space. Today she is a group leader at Roche in Penzberg and responsible for document management. She loves her job at Roche, but also fondly remembers her time at the Raisting Earth Station.
moreI joined Roche because I believe the global healthcare sector is both fundamentally important to society and has a lot of scope for improving the way patients have access and are administered to medicines, as well as education around how health can be managed in general through appropriate lifestyle choices.
moreCurrently, I am Senior Risk Manager within the Risk Advisory department. In this role my major tasks include the facilitation of the Group Risk Management process and improvement of the maturity of Risk & Opportunity management culture at Roche through training, assessments and consulting services.
moreFrom a background in Science to diving into Finance, Puneetha Pergas shows us that a leap of faith is all it takes.
moreWe at Roche have already proven in recent months that onboarding can also take place virtually. But what exactly is a digital onboarding event like? We talked about this with our new Test Manager Konstantin Sorokin.
moreFrom an external point of view, software might not seem to bring as much value in the medical field as instruments, tests and reagents. However, every line of code I write is helping to diagnose and to treat someone out there, bringing them hope, knowing that their diseases and problems are identified and treated. It's an important part of the systems being developed by Roche. One that will grow over the upcoming years as concepts like artificial intelligence keep shaping the world.
moreMy work at Roche helps to ensure that patients have access to high-quality products. Our aim is to provide more medical progress for society at lower costs.
moreI began my career with an apprenticeship as a chemical laboratory technician. After gaining some professional experience, I then completed a chemistry degree specialising in biochemistry, before joining Roche Basel in biotech production, where I worked as a production engineer, Team Leader for the Small-Scale Pilot Plant and Head of QC.
moreWe spoke to Eva Poggio, one of the four co-founders of RoX Health GmbH, the new company builder of Roche in Berlin. There she and her colleagues are looking for founders and start-ups working on digital health solutions.
moreThe theoretical knowledge from her studies was not enough for Anika Hünenberger. She also wanted to gain practical experience and applied for an internship at Roche. What happened for her after the internship, what she learned and why she wants to continue her career at Roche after graduation.
moreOlivia Hartl-Spiegelhauer is also known as the " Sketching-Queen" at Roche in Penzberg. With her drawings she creates insight into many complex issues.
moreAs a high school student thinking about her future, Angela decided early that she wanted to be a pharmacist – until her fear of blood pushed her towards a different career path. Angela ultimately decided to go into computer science, but a career in healthcare always stayed in the back of her mind.
moreAfter earning her master’s in data science, Alma Lopez was eager to find a new industry where she could put her knowledge to use.
moreThe road that brought Shibir Desai to his current role at Roche began in college, where he was majoring in biomedical engineering. But it wasn’t a class rooted in hard sciences that sparked a future career interest. It was a course on regulations – the rules and guidelines companies need to follow to bring groundbreaking products to market.
moreCareer paths can go in many different directions – and Sean Boyle has taken his career with Roche over the past 25 years through many interesting and challenges roles.
moreThe Women's Health team at Roche Philippines are trying new ways to equip doctors with information so that they in turn can educate peers, healthcare administrators and patients.
moreRoland March (33 years old) started his training as a chemical technician at Roche in Penzberg in 2004. Today he is responsible for a pharmaceutical production area as a shift leader. In the interview, he explains what makes work in production so varied, why even career changers have good opportunities at Roche, and what it means to him to produce novel medicines so that patients around the world live better and longer.
moreThe right treatment, to the right patient, at the right time. It has always been the aim for Roche to deliver on this promise. But with the current convergence of big data, technology and medical insight, there is opportunity to do this even better and faster by potentially reinventing the patient journey.
moreThe Head of Pharma Biotech in Penzberg explains the courageous steps he had to take in his life to arrive at his current position.
moreInternships at Roche are offered worldwide via the portal of the student international organisation AIESEC. Pelin Yesilova from Istanbul has also found her internship position at Roche in Mannheim. It has always been her dream to do an internship in a European city and gain new experience there.
moreOverall, the culture, the way every person at Roche treats one another and our mission to help patients makes me beyond grateful to be a part of this organization.
moreI have never felt that being a woman has been a disadvantage in progressing through my career. However, the challenging decision of taking a career break became a reality when juggling the roles as a mother and as a daughter. What I believed at the time to be “career suicide”, led to the path I am currently on in my professional life.
moreOne of the biggest challenges I faced, was how to evaluate the usability of a large automation system in the early development stage without building up the physical solution. This was how the idea of evaluating the system in a virtual setup first came into my mind.
moreWorking at Roche as an Medical Scientific Liaison, I am proud of playing my part in shaping the medical environment in Taiwan and doing my best for the patients, by communicating my scientific knowledge and by partnership with health care practitioners with the support of clinical operations.
moreThe healthcare industry is rapidly evolving, but so are we, when approaching new challenges. At our department we utilize the latest technologies such as virtual- and augmented reality during product development. This allows us to make our solutions tangible in the early stages of the process.
moreRoche truly represents diversity, and encourages employee growth and development. The organization makes you feel valued through recognition/appreciation programs and emphasizing a healthy work-life balance.
moreCo-creates as ONE Roche to deliver impactful value to patients faster
moreMy role at Roche is the exciting meeting point of doing the best I can for patients and sharing my knowledge with healthcare professionals. After almost 4 years, I am still amazed by how these experiences have enabled me to impact the world positively and grow into a senior like today.
moreRoche offers 1-year internship opportunities to undergraduates/graduates interested in marketing, science/technical support, quality/regulatory affairs, IT and HR. We also offer apprenticeships in engineering and IT.
moreComing from a truly multicultural family, Jade is excited to leverage her excellent language skills at work. She feels empowered to be her best and values the development and growth opportunities that Roche provides.
moreWhen people ask me how long I’ve been with Roche, I always say: “I’m home-grown”. I started as an intern with Roche 5 years ago and since then have had the opportunity to gain insights into a variety of our business areas and take over more and more responsibilities. Currently, I’m a Learning & Organizational Development Consultant.
moreChristina came to Roche to solve problems. And that's exactly what she does. She enjoys providing technical repairs and planned maintenance on the sophisticated products that medical professionals rely on to help diagnose and manage patient medical conditions.
moreOnly scientists work at Roche? Not correct! There is also a lot to do in the healthcare industry for engineers and architects. Tom Sturt tells more in a conversation with e-fellows.net.
moreAlthough our work seems to be ordinary and insignificant, we are always stand by to conquer all the difficulties and fulfill every requirement. Every step we take is one step closer to our “north star”: To ensure all the diagnostics report are delivered efficiently and every medical decision is made preciously.
moreTim Wörth was born in Mannheim and has been a Senior Company Doctor at Roche for almost four years. This had not initially been his plan, but today he is very satisfied with his work. Read about his day-to-day work at Roche.
moreHow my work as an engineer at Roche helps to fight AIDS: Ronald Hofstadt created a platform with the TecLab in Mannheim and gave his employees the freedom to help design a small card which enables samples from patients living with HIV to reach laboratories in developing countries from remote areas without refrigeration.
moreOn June 16, 2016, Roche Canada employees and family members participated in the annual global Roche Children’s Walk. One hundred per cent of the funds raised, along with the corporate match, will go to support the orphans in Malawi who lack the bare essentials in life, the Children’s Aid Foundation of Canada, and Habitat for Humanity GTA.
moreLas iniciativas de cambio necesitan el respaldo y el apoyo de un número considerable de personas, pero sobre todo necesitan que esas personas luchen por hacerlas posibles.
moreHeterogenic teams are more successful than others are? Sounds plausible! Exactly for this reason, companies do their utmost to specifically promote the individual diversity of each team member? Sounds really nice in theory! However, Patrizia, Giuseppe, Din and Nadine confirm that this is more than just lip service at Roche - it is a living reality.
moreI like working at Roche because I can see, especially in the current situation with the global COVID-19 pandemic, how important our work is – not just for patients but for the whole of society. I love working with so many inspiring people and continuing my development and training all the time.
moreHello, I am Eliane Weiss and I am in my first year within the ORDP program. It is an exciting time for me right now, as I start my second rotation in a new department, a new project and a new team.
more"I am very proud of working for Roche, a large and well recognised company, where you have the possibility to work across borders and cultures."
moreAlready on my first day as Patient Relations Partner, I became completely blown away by the level of strength, compassion and hard work that forms the foundation of the patient advocacy groups. The majority of the people in these groups are doing unpaid voluntary work, mainly motivated by altruism. “I don’t want what happened to me to happen to others” is extremely powerful to witness.
moreWhat do you consider your mission in life? As for a medical biologist like me, it is helping as many patients as possible, every day again.
moreRoche Diagnostics has launched a bespoke 3-day Work Experience Programme to inspire young people aged 14-17 to discover career pathways in STEM subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics).
moreOur operations and distribution are driven towards providing wider access to medicines and medical solutions for Filipino patients
moreI can learn from the best in the field. The best place to learn all about HR.
moreI found a career, friends and a fun community
moreWhen Regina joined Roche as a fresh graduate, she had no idea how many opportunities for professional development and career building the company had in store for her. Since she started, she has been promoted, she has travelled, held a client workshop, even produced a dance performance with her colleagues.
moreThis crucial pivot connects me to a bigger purpose to drive customer value beyond sales; to deliver results that have an impact on our patients lives. Today, our business planning sessions include an empty “red chair” at the table that reminds us to include our patients and customers in our solutions.
moreHigh school diploma in your pocket and now what? Gain practical experience during your studies? No idea what to do next? At Roche, we offer you the opportunity to gain experience, to learn and to develop yourself. Our HR expert Sabina Dick explains exactly how you can get started at Roche.
moreMy role is to work with our internal teams and government to ensure our innovative medicines are funded and can reach patients faster.
moreDo you want to know how I got where I'm today and who supported me along my way? The answer is simple: an awesome team, a unique company culture as well as great opportunities and support for personal development. Let me introduce you to my story of 10 years Roche...
moreFor more then 10 years, we have always been passionate and constantly updating our knowledge, learning new skills, trying to do what patients need next.
moreThe data generated from studies and observational research will help patients, health care providers, and policy-makers, take better decisions on how to improve the health care system
moreIt is solving every problem for clients and patients that makes our daily work meaningful. We believe that our work not only affects every laboratory physician , but also contributes to every family, the society and human health.
moreWe apply artificial intelligence, big data and the Internet of Things technology to help Roche establish new business and service models in IVD industry, thus helping our customers and patients with high technologies.
moreNinad is an HR data analyst at Roche, and he’s inspired by the sense of discovery that’s built into his job.
more"Every day I am honored to have the opportunity to help make sense of data, for the sake of understanding the science and more so to enable better informed decisions. It has been a privilege to work with a talented team across global sites and different functions to develop NGS-based diagnostic products and demonstrate their medical value through clinical projects on real patient samples."
more“Das besondere an meiner Arbeit ist, dass ich in ganz unterschiedliche Projekte involviert bin, die große Teile des diagnostischen Bereichs abdecken. Mit Hilfe von data science und statistischen Techniken arbeite ich an klinischen Studien für diagnostische Tests und unterstütze bei Behördeneinreichungen.”
moreFor twelve months Eva Lenz-Nelis from the Market Access team in Grenzach, and Michele Melhem, Product Strategy team for Neuroscience and Rare Diseases in Basel, are working in each other’s roles. They share their experiences here.
moreFor Daniela Maisel it has always been clear: no job is not a possibility for her - but without a family it is also not possible. As a mother of two small children, she talks about her daily work as a mother, how she is simultaneously advancing her career and that good organisation is her personal recipe for success.
more" I'm working a little out of my normal "techie" introvert comfort zone, and that's been a very good thing."
moreWe set ourselves very high objectives because we know what's at stake: kicking cancer in the teeth!
moreI am in the final semester and writing my master’s thesis based on my internship in Formulation R&D Oral Dosage Forms. This internship is part of the Roche Internship in Small Molecules Programme (RiSM) and gives me a valuable insight into formulation development of oral dosage forms.
more"Where your voice is valued" - your own workstation, flexible workstations, open-plan office, creative zones or would you prefer "home office"? Our site in Waiblingen has launched a new pilot project to find out which concept best suits to their employees - because in the end the majority decides.
moreHi, my name is Ebru, and I am from the Schwabenländle in Germany. I am studying pharmaceutical engineering at the Albstadt Sigmaringen University of Applied Sciences and am about to graduate with a bachelor's degree.
moreHi, my name is David, and I’m from Germany. I’m studying bio- and chemical engineering (master’s) at the Technische Universität Braunschweig. My interest in pharmaceuticals and healthcare in general, started back in my bachelor’s, when I was studying bioengineering.
moreThe importance of data science in pharmaceutical and diagnostics has increased immensely over the past years. Dr Mohammadjavad Faraji, Senior Data Scientist at Roche, participated at the Big Data Conference in Warsaw, Poland where he was interviewed on the business value and the importance of data science in a non-IT company like Roche and the great opportunities he sees for data scientists in a corporate world.
moreI’m a 20-year-old undergraduate in the field of molecular and technical medicine and I come from the Black Forest, Germany. This is my first internship in the pharmaceutical industry.
moreA three-month stay at Roche seemed to be totally boring to me. But it turned out and I found here something that I was not expecting: a company very focused on the development and well-being of its employees, a home and a family.
moreMy work helps Roche to manage change. There are a lot of internal changes and I am helping people to get comfortable with new situations. To successfully implement change, you have to organise training that is specifically geared to meeting new challenges and improving employees’ skills.
moreYou need courage, trust in yourself and the people for such a journey. "Being alone was never frightening, but rather enriching. I have learned a lot about myself and it has shown me how much power I actually have and what I can do."
moreCaryn was recently asked to provide her opinion on what makes someone successful at Roche and she has shared her top five tips with us.
moreDuring my time as team leader in Patient Partnership, I have met many patients who have suffered blows of fate and shared their stories with me. I was able to learn so much from them, for example how strong people can be. At Roche I can help to improve patients' health and lives. This is what drives me.
moreI was drawn to the opportunity where I could translate complex systems into intuitive user interfaces in an environment, where state-of-the-art technology is used to improve the lives of patients and healthcare professionals.
moreNever tried mobile working before? We talked to Bektas Uenal from the production department at Roche in Mannheim about his first experience with mobile working.
moreEvery day, Thorsten Haane pursues his passion for gastronomy as the Head of Production of Roche's Casino Operations. His goal is not only to provide the people at the site with food, but also to provide them with a platform for optimal nutrition and enjoyment in everyday working life.
moreIn a traditional IT company, you can only grow as a technician, but in Roche you are given the opportunity to grow in both, technically and form a soft skill perspective.
moreScientific work, international teams and a concrete benefit for patients - this is what Dr. Evelyn Stuwe likes about her work as HTA Manager at Roche. In the interview, she also reveals why there are very good career opportunities in her profession.
moreI find it important to accompany employees in setting realistic goals. I see supporting them in this and promoting their strengths as a crucial part of my work. A good manager should also understand how individual colleagues work together in a team, what their expectations are and what happens on the interpersonal level. On this basis, responsibility in the team can best be shared.
moreMy work helps Roche to shed light on the fundamental pathogenic mechanisms of multiple sclerosis (MS) and has the potential to identify some new drug targets that Roche can develop in the future.
moreI chose to stay because I was inspired by the vision of Roche Sequencing leadership team and firmly believed that sequencing and informatics will redefine the future of medicine.
moreWhat interested me in Roche’s Business Perspectives Program was the genuine purpose, fast-paced, changing environment and international setting of this global development programme and the opportunity to complete rotations in four different countries and learn about their functions and needs.
moreMy work helps Roche to bring new, reliable Point of Care solutions to the market, directly to the patient’s bedside, to enable health care professionals to make the right decision in critical and life-threatening situations when time matters most.
moreWe have seen how our total lab automation solutions have revolutionised the approach to diagnostics, especially in remote locations in the country. Seeing these stories in real life fuels the passion of our entire Roche team in Norway.
moreI love epidemiology, which is the art of understanding how certain factors affect health, but I’m equally passionate about the continual advances in the technology and methods. This attracted me to Roche.
moreIn July 2018 the company-own day-care centre "ideenReich", costing 3.3 million euros, was inaugurated by Roche in Grenzach. With the extension the day-care centre offers care places for up to 65 children with flexible opening hours and only few closed days.
moreMy research passion lies at the intersection of neurobiology and high-resolution imaging. My ambition is to develop and use new technologies and modalities for investigating pathological mechanisms underlying brain degenerative conditions to ultimately help develop better ways to monitor and treat disease.
moreSuddenly you are standing alone at the head of a team, in the focus of attention: Is it time to take control as alpha wolf? Not for Lukas Berger, who in his first year as Marketing Director Respiratory Diseases at Roche above all placed his emphasis on: Listening and trust. In the interview he explains why good leaders are not lone warriors and which mantra had accompanied him through the first twelve months.
moreA Software Technical Writer, dog-mom, creative thinker, and lover of all things innovative.
moreI feel really proud to be part of Roche that provides me the opportunity to work in a multicultural environment and let me grow both professionally and personally. My role of Customer Advisor gives me the chance to develop my communication skills and have a better knowledge about the business needs.
morePreclinical and clinical drug development is a global undertaking, and our diversity is huge. Team members come from all over the world. Working with skilled and talented people to exchange experience and ideas and to develop future treatments is great fun.
moreMy work helps Roche employees to take a break from their workday and enjoy a delicious lunch or snacks. Our events are also great opportunities for networking and making friends at work.
moreSince 2003, more than 220,000 Roche employees have been participating in the Children’s Walk that is held annually across the whole world. With the donations collected, children in need were able to be supported in substantially improving their living conditions in the areas of education, nutrition, basic medical development and social development.
moreWhen I describe career development at Roche I typically say that it is what you make of it. We have tons of resources and tools around it, but I believe it goes deeper than that. Career development is part of our culture. It is an expectation of Roche that all of our employees continuously grow and develop.
moreMy work helps Roche to maintain a high distribution service level to our customers in Switzerland. Our main values fostered by our management are respect towards each other, open inter-departmental collaboration, good work-life balance, as well as organisational stability.
moreIt is truly a diversified environment. From the interdisciplinary education to the multi-cultural workforce, I strongly believe our collective experiences and passion will drive the innovation engine to develop the next meaningful diagnostics solution for patients.
moreWorking at Roche is like being in a family. We always support and care for each other and look for solutions to move things forward.
moreAs Start IT trainees, we have the chance to get specific trainings and peer-coaching sessions, which enable to reflect on our learning experience. This is great and I really enjoy learning from each other.
moreI started at Roche in October 2017 with my first assignment in Basel. For this assignment I had a dual role, as a Project Manager and as a Business Analyst for the People Project which has been rolled-out globally.
moreRoche is a great place to work because of its diversity and inclusive culture. Everyone that I’ve met in Roche thus far has been very outgoing, helpful and willing to go extra miles in guiding and supporting me.
moreThe time I spend working with individual project leaders and research teams, understanding the amazingly innovative work they do, and helping them communicate their strategies and achievements, is probably the aspect I find most rewarding in my role.
moreFor the Perspectives Programme, we’re looking for people who are in the early stages of their career (1-5 years' work experience) with a global mindset, team spirit and leadership potential. Personally, I believe sharing Roche’s values, remaining humble, and being able to adapt quickly to diverse environments are the most important elements.
moreRoche stands out as an organisation for me due to their sustainability commitment. Not only there is thrust on innovation with a significant investment in R&D but also there is commitment towards building an organisation that contributes to a better society.
moreMy typical day at work is quite varied. As a member of the Ophthalmology Discovery team, we are focused on early development programs for retinal and other ocular diseases. Translational medicine is extremely interdisciplinary, bringing together specialists from a myriad of biomedical disciplines.
moreMy work helps Roche to ensure that the instrument is available in the right quality and quantity so that we can support the diagnostic process all around the world.
moreJust as the patient is important to Roche, so are its employees. Roche goes the extra mile in looking after their employees by giving them the opportunity to give back to society in the form of volunteer opportunities, fun, creative activities during the course of the day and internal learning and development opportunities.
moreI wanted to work for Roche because its values align with my personal mine. I love the fact that the company nurtures and develops its employees and recognizes that its people are its assets. Roche makes an impact socially and economically. Roche gives all employees an equal opportunity to grow in their career.
moreFor a successful application procedure the candidate needs predominantly to be professional qualified. But it is not alone the qualification that counts!
moreAt Roche every single employee counts, is esteemed and gets the support he or she needs to reach his or her goal – this makes the company special to me!
moreMy work at Roche enables me to put my analytical and technical skills to specific use in a multidisciplinary, dynamic and international environment, to take on new challenges and to play an active role in shaping the future of laboratory automation – and in the process to develop solutions that anticipate patients' future needs.
moreRoche as an employer is providing a truly people-focused working environment. I will never forget how impressed I was when I joined Roche and became aware of the passion and engagement in the work of each and every colleague.
moreBeing part of the supply chain that delivers Roche’s medicinal products to patients is an incredible feeling. It motivates me to achieve even the most challenging goals to a guaranteed high standard of quality.
moreI emigrated from Ireland in 1995 and landed in San Francisco with only a backpack, and the name and phone number of a friend's friend! I did some consulting work in the healthcare industry before joining Genentech in 1999 as a Network Engineer; that was the beginning of my exciting 15-year Biotech journey. Marriage and two kids later, life has never looked so good!
moreTalented technologists are highly sought after in the healthcare industry. But what makes the industry attractive to software developers, data scientists, information architects, machine learning engineers, etc.? In short: The opportunity to make a difference in people’s lives and the pioneering spirit associated with that.
moreMy work helps Roche to enable colleagues all over the world to bring our solutions to the market. In my previous role as a sales representative, I was very close to the market and our customers in Germany. This close relationship to them allowed me to experience the day-to-day impact of Roche’s products. Working as an International Product Manager allows me to further improve those products.
Read moreRoche is a place where one would receive strong support from teammates, have colleagues who are sincerely helpful and always motivating, and be with a group of highly motivated people who constantly seek to aim higher for patients, the company, their team members and themselves.
more2017 marks my 20th year with Roche and it has been a wonderful journey. Growing with the company, experiencing the changes and seeing the achievements and the opportunities created for employee development, makes me proud to be part of Roche Malaysia.
moreAs a Medical Scientific Liaison, I am involved in many high-leveled scientific discussions with physicians in specific therapeutic/disease areas. It is also exciting that you get to be able to meet new people and gather insights that could eventually change patients’ lives for the better.
moreBruno diz que a Roche é uma empresa única, que realmente trabalha com o propósito de melhorar a vidas dos pacientes. “Embora quem está de fora às vezes não perceba a dimensão do que é feito, estamos mudando a história de vida das pessoas, o que é apaixonante”.
moreRafael é apaixonado por viajar, aprender coisas novas, gosta de viver cercado de verde e ajudar as pessoas. A sua escolha pela área de Farmácia e Bioquímica se justifica, em partes, por isso. Futuro doutor em Doenças Tropicais e saúde internacional, ele passa seus dias estudando, buscando novas experiências e se dedicando às funções na Roche em São Paulo.
moreA diversidade de oportunidades, atividades, interação e ambiente de constante mudanças é o que encanta Dayane na Roche. Bem como a preocupação e o respeito da empresa por todos os funcionários.
moreAll roads lead to Rome, or to Mannheim and Penzberg, as in the case of the ten Germany's national scholarship program holders. They took up our invitation and came as guests to the "Welcome2Roche" events on both sites, where they mingled with the new employees and got the chance to experience the world of Roche at first hand.
moreI like working here because Roche has a creative and innovative culture, where we are encouraged to come up with new ideas to improve our work.
moreMy typical day at work is diverse, exciting and never boring. As a technical quality assurance manager, I am responsible for a team of six people, and we are basically in charge of equipment qualification, computerised system validation, and a lot of other aspects in conjunction with production, packaging and infrastructure. My work helps Roche to improve patients’ lives by ensuring that the production lines are properly set up to fill, lyophilise and pack our products.
moreMy work helps Roche to keep in touch with reality. In Marketing especially, we sometimes tend to get carried away by our own positive messages. Roche as an employer is rational and stable. With biosimilars for these top drugs on the horizon, one can most certainly trust that Roche’s values of Courage, Integrity and Passion will steer Roche successfully through this rougher sea of fiercer competition.
moreI support the day-to-day work necessary to manage clinical trials at the country level. My typical day at work is never the same. You are free to work in the environment that best suits your working style and schedule each day. Roche Canada provides the technology necessary to work effectively and ergonomically and makes individual career development and recognition a priority.
moreMy first assignment was with the Global Analytics and Reporting team where I had several projects. My first project was to provide data to support a program review for the Commercial Perspectives program for the Pharmaceutical and Diagnostics Division.
moreIt was fascinating to experience a “start-up setting” within an established organization such as Roche and how much it differs in terms of pace, priorities, and challenges.
moreI see Roche as a great place to develop your career. This goes above and beyond a lot of “formal” programs and the great HR support we have. I also found that the drive to support people's development is deeply ingrained in the culture. You are expected to drive your own development and be proactive.
moreDarko Mogic, I came to Canada from Serbia in 1993 and started my IT career in a tax filing software company as a developer. My wife worked for Roche as a chemist and recommended the company to me.
moreHi, my name is Weronika and I am from Poland. I studied Information Technology and finished my master’s studies at Warsaw University of Technology in 2012. I joined Roche in 2013 as a Software Developer in ADMD Warsaw. One year later I had the opportunity to join Diagnostics in Switzerland.
moreDos mujeres y un hombre. Dos madres y un padre que no han renunciado a su vida laboral y han querido luchar por lograr ese equilibro entre su espacio personal y laboral. Nos acercamos a conocer la historia de tres trabajadores de Roche España que nos cuentan su experiencia con la política de flexibilidad horaria de la compañía.
moreHi, my name is Jan and I’m a software developer at Roche. I grew up in central Switzerland near the beautiful city of Lucerne, which is where I live nowadays. After the Matura, the Swiss form of high school, I attended ETH Zurich and graduated with a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering in the field of robotics. That’s right, a mechanical engineer working as a software developer!
moreFür Mediziner bietet die Pharmaindustrie vielfältige Karrieremöglichkeiten. Medizinstudentin Karolina hat bei Roche ein dreimonatiges Praktikum absolviert. In einem Interview erzählt sie, wie es ihr gegangen ist und was sie aus der Zeit mitnimmt.
moreRoche is currently embarking on an exciting program to unify the IT Service Desk Organization into a single global function with a strong regional focus by creating new IT positions in Roche IT Shared Service Centres (SSC) in Kuala Lumpur; Budapest; and San Jose, Costa Rica. Paul Kay, Roche Global IT Recruitment, spoke with Steve Guise, Global Head of Roche Pharma Informatics, about his perspectives on Roche, the role of IT, and the importance of the new/expanded SSCs.
moreHi, my name is Asiedua. I grew up in Atlanta, Georgia in the United States. In my free time I enjoy wine tasting, cooking, hiking, and dancing. I currently live in Basel city and am surrounded by parks, restaurants, and inviting cafes.
moreFor Sequencing, it is a place where we get to establish a new foundation of making a difference through people for our patients. All of our decisions have an impact.
moreRoche Pharma Indonesia recently opened the first batch of internship program in June 2016 for university students to get their hands on real world work experience. Our HR team had the chance to have chat with the participants on their last day of the program, and here’s what they have to say about Roche.
moreRoche Indonesia has just participated in one of the biggest university career fairs in the country on 28 - 30 October 2016, at Institute of Technology Bandung (ITB), West Java, Indonesia. This is by far our most successful career day, with a total of 2253 Roche booth visitors, and more than 2000 CVs received from only 3 days!
moreCreating a diverse workplace where everyone is valued and has an equal opportunity to grow and develop has proven to positively influence a company’s culture, performance and profitability.
moreHi, my name is Moritz. I grew up in Mainz in Germany, a city similar in size to Basel and located about 30 km west of Frankfurt/Main. I studied at the University of Applied Sciences in Bingen and completed my degree in Bioinformatics in 2007.
moreOn 10 & 11 May 2016, Roche Indonesia’s Talent Acquisition & Employer Branding Team participated on the first career fair in 2016 at Gadjah Mada University, Jogjakarta, Central Java, Indonesia. We engaged with hundreds of enthusiastic booth visitors, both graduates and experienced individuals who were interested in joining our organization.
moreHi, my name is Irene. I am from Lucerne, Switzerland, and joined Roche 3 years ago from the University of Zurich. I was a principal investigator in Alzheimer’s disease research focusing on the neuroimmunological mechanisms of chronic neurodegenerative diseases.
moreI joined Roche Pharma Vietnam in HCMC as a Strategic Business Analyst in January 2015. I have been working in the pharmaceutical industry for more than 5 years. I love experimenting with innovative approaches, and sharing experience with others. In my free time, I enjoy travelling with my family and friends, and exploring new places, foods, and cultures.
moreHi, my name is Manuel and I am studying chemistry as part of my Master of Science (MSc) programme at the Ludwig-Maximilians-University of Munich (LMU), with an emphasis on organic and inorganic chemistry. I am currently doing an internship in the field of organic synthesis as part of the Roche Internship in Medicinal Chemistry (RiCH) Programme in Basel, Switzerland.
moreYuan Chen, Senior District Manager, Key Account Hospital Access at Roche Pharmaceuticals. As hospital access team member, my job is helping hospitals know about Roche’s professionalism and strong academic study, strengthening Roche’s long-term cooperation with hospital.
moreWei Chen, Foreman of finished goods warehouse at Roche Pharmaceuticals. Each box and each bottle of Roche Pharmaceuticals’ 18 products starts its journey from this huge warehouse and is delivered to people who need it.
moreI lead a global IT infrastructure consultancy team with team members in Basel, Penzberg, Sao Paulo, South San Francisco and Shanghai. In my role, I’m accountable for ensuring successful partnering within IT.
moreHi, my name is Tobias and I come from Germany. I joined the Roche Ophthalmology Department in November 2015 as a RiSE (Roche Internship for Scientific Exchange) intern, and I work on a genetics project.
moreHi, my name is Daniela, I was born and raised in Milan, Italy. My academic mentor suggested that I should apply for an internship on the Roche internships for Scientific Exchange (RiSE) program. Since I viewed it as a great opportunity to grow as a scientist, I was very keen to apply, and that is how I joined Roche.
moreHi, my name is Marina and I joined Roche in 2010 as Head of the Cell Biology Group. I am leading one of the Cancer Immunotherapy departments.
moreI help my colleagues at Roche Canada understand the “why” behind decisions the company takes, how those decisions may impact their work and how that work helps us achieve our vision.
moreJoin the journey through the heart of Roche IT and learn how Informatics is providing agile and efficient infrastructure for our researchers investigating in new compounds. To transform the enormous amounts of data into improved scientific and business understanding, we are developing a completely new infrastructure. The journey to achieve this understanding begins with one single click
February 29 is Rare Disease Day. It is a day of hope for Fernanda Silva, a Roche colleague in Brazil, and her husband Acerlan Souza. Their daughter Beatriz is seven. She is a little bundle of joy and is extremely playful. But she has a problem, a rare one.
moreIn October 2017, I completed the HR Perspectives program and started to my post program role in Basel. I am working as a Talent Acquisition Expert and supporting both Pharmaceuticals and Diagnostics divisions.
moreI was born in Hong Kong and immigrated to Toronto with my parents at the young of 6. My hobbies include a variety of things such as photography, building models, snowboarding, playing basketball and video games.
moreI am responsible for the implementation of the Personalised Reimbursement Model project with affiliates – meaning I support them in developing and implementing their strategies as well as providing input and facilitating knowledge sharing.
moreMy name is Justyna. I joined Roche five years ago as a specialist for Oracle Software Development and am now working in the area of Business Intelligence as a Senior IT Professional..
moreCreating a diverse workplace in which everyone is valued and has an equal opportunity to grow and develop has been proved to positively impact a company’s culture, performance and profitability. In a male-dominant region such as the Middle East that is constantly scrutinized by the media, it is important to bring to light efforts being put towards equal opportunities.
moreI look after the implementation of the Personalised Reimbursement Model (PRM). My team is charged with developing and implementing a framework to address a key challenge in pricing and access.
moreMy role requires an ability to think strategically and to work with and lead teams.
moreMy role requires a broad understanding of the constantly evolving payer environment and an appreciation of challenges faced by Roche affiliates.
moreKey skills for my role are the ability to prioritise, to have a positive attitude while working in the constantly changing business environment, be genuinely interested in what your business partners do and to actively give help and ask for help.
moreHi, my name is Tin. I was born in Guangzhou, China. I moved to Hong Kong when I was 11, and then to Melbourne, Australia, as an international student when I was 15 years old. I stayed in Australia for over 10 years and graduated from the University of Melbourne.
moreThe emerging field of Molecular Information and Genomic analysis will play an increasingly important role for future medicines and diagnostic solutions, in particular for cancer patients
moreHi there, my name is Lukas and I am working as a health economist at Roche. In my free time I enjoy being outdoors and travelling.
moreFirst as an aspiring apprentice and then joining Roche as a fresh graduate, I started off as a junior developer, graduated to several senior developer assignments and finally, am now entrusted with an entire project as the lead software architect.
moreIn IT information matters and, in fact, it does a lot. That’s why reporting skills are so important when you need to have a detailed view at your data in order to make the right decisions for your organization.
moreManaging feedback will help you always in your professional career. One of the skills that always will be included in the profile of good leaders is their ability to give and receive feedback smoothly but effectively.
moreI was born in southern California and spent most of my childhood close to the mountains in Colorado. My university life was split between California and the Lausanne area, where I spent a few years studying abroad and doing internships with a major multinational food and beverage company. I spent just over 3 years working internationally as an internal auditor after university, again out of the Lausanne region, and moved to Basel early in 2014 to begin my career with Roche.
moreI believe Roche has the true interest in not only getting products to patients but also in developing the market in which it operates.
moreI am stimulated on a daily basis to solve legal and compliance issues to make sure that we meet our obligation of “Doing now what patients need next.” more
moreI work at Roche Diagnostics in Rotkreuz and live in Arth, which gives me a very short commute, something I have come to appreciate very much compared to earlier jobs. The Rotkreuz site has grown extremely fast in the last years and therefore, many new and modern offices and production buildings have been built.
moreAfter I had graduated from the medical faculty I moved to İstanbul and started my residency training on cardiovascular surgery. I had completed my residency training in 2011 and worked as a cardiovascular surgeon for almost a year then I decided to make a big change about my life. I quit my job and started to work at Roche.
moreI am 40 and have been married since 2007. I have a 5 years old son. I graduated from İstanbul Technical University where I studied Environmental Engineering.
moreHi, my name is Cristina Varela. I am originally from Spain, from a small city called Ponferrada located in the north. I did my graduate studies in Labor Science...
moreMy name is Susanne and I am originally from Magdeburg in Germany. I work as a formulation scientist at Roche. I studied pharmacy in Germany but this was not what I thought I would be doing...
moreMy name is Till Dorin. I was born 34 years ago in Cologne and now live in Basel. I joined Roche in January 2008, having come from a consulting company. My focus was and still is SAP HR Systems. When I am not at Roche, I spend time with my little family. Coming home has been even more exciting since our little daughter was born in 2010. I love spending time with my friends and enjoying the Rhine in summertime.
moreMeet Roche Diagnostics Swedens two little soldiers That are helping in its battle to stay green Most big efforts start with small initial steps. So when a Roche affiliate starts of on a major effort to do sustainable business, the first small steps are the most important ones. The Roche Diagnostics team in Sweden understands the value of going green but it is making sure that these efforts are well thought through and sustainable in the long run. For a start, among other steps, how about having two electric cars for all employees to use when they need to travel out of the office for a meeting!
moreSalí al mundo laboral en 1998, después de trabajar 2 años en la ciudad de Osorno en el sur de Chile en una Clínica Veterinaria decidí buscar mejores rumbos y en año 2000 me vine a Santiago. Trabaje por mas de 3 años en uno de los mas grandes Hospitales públicos de Chile, el Hospital San José. Y tuve la suerte de ser participe del proceso de instalación del primer sistema informático de Laboratorio en red, en un hospital público en Chile.
moreSoy Ingeniero Civil en Computación con mención en Informática, amante de mi familia compuesta por mi esposa Sara y mis hijos Héctor Fabian (10 años) y Oscar Javier (5 años). Mi tiempo libre intento aprovecharlo junto a mi familia disfrutando de una buena película en casa, en el cine o buscando qué cosas nuevas hacer para sorprender a mis hijos. Me encanta organizar reuniones para poder compartir con mis amigos y sus respectivas familias. Disfruto enseñándole trucos a mi Golden Retreiver llamada Mathilda o compartiendo una buena caminata con ella. También dedico unas horas al cuidado de mi acuario, el cual me ofrece un grato momento de relajo.
moreMy name is Thomas Blättler, I am married and have a one year old son. In my spare time I love to spend time with my little family and friends and to be out in the nature with skis, a mountain bike or hiking boots. This year on April 1st I celebrated my fifth anniversary at Roche Diagnostics. Time flies by. I joined Roche Diagnostics in Rotkreuz (Switzerland) right after finishing my PhD. The first one and a half years I was Consumables Project Leader before I was given the opportunity to build up and lead the Consumables Development department. Since January I am now heading Development Project Leaders of instrument projects for diagnostic systems.
moreMy name is Agata Bres. I come from the beautiful Masuria area of Poland, which is famous for its 2,000 lakes. I lived there until graduating with a bachelor 0019s degree in computer science. I subsequently earned a master 0019s degree in software engineering in Germany. I started my professional career at Siemens Healthcare in Bavaria, where I had a pleasure of assisting in the development of a software product used in the treatment of cancer patients. This experience gave me the opportunity to improve both my personal and professional skills. In February 2012, after spending seven years at Siemens, I decided to move to Switzerland to start a new chapter in my life. I began to work for Roche Diagnostics.
morePeople development is one of the critical focus points for Roche. A common focus among the many people development initiatives is people exchange. This allows talent to take an assignment to a different part of the organisation to gain more insight and experience both from a cultural and work perspective. Meet Dennis Chua, Diagnostics Finance Controlling Supervisor, and learn more about his experience during his job rotation and find out what he enjoyed most during his time on exchange.
moreMi experiencia laboral comienza en el año 2002, ingresando a Farmacias Cruz Verde en el área de Recetario Magistral (laboratorio de producción de medicamentos). Mi primera función fue la visita médica y comencé poco a poco a desarrollarme dentro de la compañía. Durante los casi 10 años que estuve en esta empresa, tuve la oportunidad de proyectarme terminando como jefe del laboratorio, teniendo a cargo al personal y la dirección estratégica comercial de la unidad de negocios hasta Marzo del 2011.
moreMy Name is Niclas Hitziger, I am from Germany and joined Roche in 2007. I am a molecular biologist. Before I joined Roche I worked as a Postdoc at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, Sweden. When I have time like to do sports like biking, hiking and running but my current focus is to spend most of my time with my family.
moreI was born in Malaysia and my family migrated to Sao Paulo, Brazil when I was 7. I studied economics in the University of Sao Paulo and in 2005 began my internship in Roche Latin America (also located in Sao Paulo). After a year working with Regional Business Planning, I was offered another internship which would require a change in my professional focus: 6 months in Marketing, assisting Roche Brazils Herceptin Product Manager. Once I decided that Marketing was what I really wanted, I returned to the Regional Area in a position as Marketing Analyst for Avastin, where I would be for the next 2,5 years.
moreWorking in technical services is such a great job because I learn things every day and it enables me to continuously grow and adapt to changes. My work offers a lot of challenges. I became more responsible, results-oriented and more mature in this company. Roche has given me the opportunity to have a training outside of the country and I was once assigned to work in another affiliate for half a year. more
moreHe trabajado desde que salí del colegio como Secretaria, profesión que estudié en un Liceo Técnico. Comencé en Soprole como Secretaria del Depto. de Estudios de Mercado para luego trabajar en la Sub Gerencia de Marketing, luego trabajé en una Empresa de Ingeniería, y después en una pequeña empresa de Diagnóstico llamada Inmunotec S.A., donde aprendí a conocer este mundo de Test Pack para Análisis Clínicos y de donde vienen varios compañeros de trabajo actuales en Roche.
moreJane Shi, Scientist, Drug Safety, Roche Pharmaceuticals. As an international company stationed in China, the drug safety department of Roche R&D is one of the few industry pioneers.
moreXue Zhou, Scientist, Infectious Diseases Discovery & Translational, Roche Pharmaceuticals. As a discovery scientist, I particularly appreciate Roche’s persistence in investing in innovation.
moreI studied medicine at Tartu University. My clinical medical career remained quite short, as I moved into the pharmaceutical business almost 15 years ago. This long-term work in Pharma was the reason why a few years ago I obtained a second masters degree in health sciences, focusing on health-care management.
morePeople development is one of the critical focus points for Roche. A common focus among the many people development initiatives is people exchange. This allows talent to take an assignment to a different part of the organisation to gain more insight and experience both from a cultural and work perspective. Meet Erin Noel, Financial Business Analyst, and learn more about her experience during her job rotation and find out what she enjoyed most during her time on exchange.
moreSpacey Sun, Scientist, Preclinical In-vivo Safety Assessment, Roche Pharmaceuticals. Roche shows considerable concern on animal welfare, thus indeed practising the “3R” (Replace, Reduce, Refine) principle in animal experiments.
moreMy name is Monika Vogt and I am from Switzerland. I have a background in Economics and Business Administration with a major in Human Resources Management, which I studied at the University of Applied Sciences in Olten, Switzerland. I have around 14 years of HR experience, of which I spent 10 years at Roche. Having joined Roche as a recruiter, I moved into an HR Business Partner role and later on worked as a talent scout. Since September 2015 I have been working as Head of PT (Pharma Global Technical Operations) Recruiting Basel & Kaiseraugst.
moreTell us a bit about yourself Hello everyone, my name is Daniel and I am a Talent Scout at Roche, where I work with Pharma Research early and late Development. I was born in a smallish city very close to Berlin, Germany. I started my career in the late 1990s at a big regional wholesaler in Germany, where I spent several years as a personal assistant to the general manager. After that, I switched to a sales position at one of Europe 019s top three electronic retailers before finally finding the line of work I am currently in. Back then I would never have considered working for one of the world 019s biggest pharmaceutical companies. The birth of my daughter was a major milestone in my life because it demanded a lot of flexibility from me.
moreMy name is Judith and I work as a recruiter for Pharma Technical Operations. I tend to think of myself as a head hunter who switched sides from executive search to in-house recruiting. At the end of the day, it 019s not that much different. I keep trying to find the needle in a haystack, assessing talent and moving people from job to job and from country to country.
moreMy name is Carmen Pfeiffer and I come from the southern part of Germany, close to the Swiss and French border, an area which is called 01cDreiländereck 01d. I have worked with Roche for 10 years now. My hobbies are travelling (especially to Asia), cooking, and I am addicted to a lot of American TV shows. I joined Roche Grenzach right after my studies in 2002, in Manufacturing Controlling. After two and a half years in this position, I decided to pursue a career outside of Roche, by working for one year at a local hospital in the finance department.
moreI started working at Roche in 2010 as a trainee. I joined a two-year programme in Regulatory Affairs tailored for young graduates to get first-hand working experience. After one year in Global Regulatory Affairs followed by a six-month rotation in a global business team, I was offered a permanent position in Global Regulatory Affairs Oncology.
moreOriginally from Ohio, I obtained my BS in mechanical engineering and MS in biomedical engineering from The Ohio State University. Since then I’ve spent over 8 years working in various roles related to Next Generation Sequencing (NGS)
moreRoche is a great place to work because people gain an enormous amount of valuable experience here, and opportunities to develop oneself are the best you can ever expect.
moreSoy Lcda. en Nutrición Humana. He realizado cursos en: diabetes, nutrición en pacientes quirúrgicos, estrategias clínicas para prevención de enfermedades crónicas no transmisibles y obesidad infanto juvenil.
moreYou spend most of your time with them. With a single word, they can make or ruin your day. They know more about you than does your own mother. They're your co-workers and your associates, your bosses and your employees, your clients and your colleagues. In fact, all of your workmates have an enormous impact on your mood, stress level, and emotional well-being.
moreIf you have to think in which job you have feel more comfortable, you will have in consideration the atmosphere in which you were working. And quite probably you would choose as the best place to work in which you feel more contented. There are many other factors that...
moreAdjust your attitude. The fastest way to insure a positive first impression and this needs to be done before you enter the meeting room is to strike a power pose. Stand with your feet at least hip-distance apart, hold your head high, pull your shoulders back, and stretch out your arms. Research shows that if you hold that pose for two minutes, you will feel (and be perceived as) more confident and competent as you walk into the interview.
moreWhen I was a child, I always aspired to follow the footsteps of my brother Dr. Virsen J. Ruparel, who not only served the diseased patients and their families but the entire medical fraternity with utmost humility and dedication
moreWithout a doubt development opportunities and professional growth are important factors when it comes to deciding which company to work for. A candidate does not just take into consideration the chances to get a promotion in a new position, but he or she might also think about new and challenging projects and tasks that could arise in the future.
moreBefore you say a single word to the interviewer, you have already made an impression based on how youre dressed. The guidelines given here are commonly accepted as appropriate for interviewing. Every company has a different dress code; how you dress at the job may have very little to do with how you dress for an interview.
moreWe know eating a nutritious lunch can improve our health and productivity, but it turns out how, where and with whom we eat our midday meal is just as important as what we eat. While you may think youre being more productive by eating lunch at your desk, taking your lunch elsewhere may be the best thing you can do for your own health and the health of your business.
moreIt's a lot easier to put on a happy face at the office when things are going well. But in lean times amid hiring freezes and an unpredictable future, it can be difficult to remain optimistic when you're on the job, especially when bad news about the economy is prevalent. Sonja Lyubomirsky, author of The How of Happiness: A New Approach to Getting the Life You Want, has pinpointed several strategies to help anyone become happy. "Everything I say is based on science," she says. "The strategies I've chosen are supported by studies that have tested them." To start seeing your morning cup of coffee as half full, Lyubomirsky recommends that workers:
moreMy job is interesting because I provide ongoing technical and scientific support for manufacturing to resolve issues or equipment/process troubleshooting as well as run lab experiments at small scales to prove a concept, and subsequently be able to implement changes to production scale for process improvement.
moreI enjoy my work because it gives me the ability to have both a high level overview yet still be in touch with the finer details of the daily activities of production at the site.
moreWe've all had those moments at work. A difficult client turns a productive meeting sour. Your boss berates you over something you can't control. Or everything on a project just goes wrong within one miserable half-hour period. You feel your blood pressure rising and your breath quickening. You want to pound your fists on your desk, punch your computer monitor, and hurl your phone out your boss' window.
moreAs the old axiom goes, looking for a job is a full time job. Thats true whether youre conducting your search online or off. A job search on the Internet, however, exposes you to many potential distractions that are not found in the real world. Theres e-mail and browsing, chats and discussion forums, online poker and other games, and a host of other forms of entertainment, exploration and communication. And the key to job search success is to put them all aside. You must dramatically limit the time you spend on such activities and maximize the time you spend using the Internets job search resources.
moreIf you have ever asked yourself how working in a IT Infrastructure department in a big company looks like, you may be willing to see how we work in PIMS (Pharma Informatic Madrid Site) the Roche Global IT Center in Madrid.
moreMaintaining a work/life balance is easy when youre a sole trader, right? You typically work from home and you have no one else to answer to, so it should be easy to switch off. Unfortunately, thats not always the case. In fact, many home-based sole traders struggle to strike a healthy work/life balance because the lines are more blurred.
moreWriting a good CV can be one of the toughest challenges of job hunting. Most employers spend just a few seconds scanning each CV before sticking it in the 'Yes' or 'No' pile.
moreRoche Diagnostics India is a wonderful company to be associated with as it provides opportunities to grow professionally as well as personally. Roche provides a competitive yet healthy environment to each employee who is eager to learn and grow.
moreI belong to a very small town in Haryana located at Rajasthan border named Loharu, with a very less illiteracy percentage. I always had a dream to be recognized amongst people. I came to Delhi and started my career and always strive for the recognition. I have worked in four companies but always I felt that something is missing.
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