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Join this Career Lunch and discover what makes Johnson & Johnson (J&J) a remarkable place to work. Meet our team, learn about our opportunities, and see how you can launch your career with us.
Els Scheers joined J&J in 2018 as a postdoc in the department of Discovery Infectious Diseases. Her main focus was on the discovery and characterization of new antivirals against hepatitis B and D virus and coronavirus. Until one year ago when she decided to leave the bench and discover other opportunities within J&J. As a Sr. Associate Global Regulatory Affairs CMC, she's responsible for the registration of drug products ready for the global market and the registration of post-approval variations in CMC.
Robbert van Putten joined J&J in 2021 as a postdoc and is currently employed as a Senior Scientist in High-Throughput Experimentation. In this role, he acts as the department’s Automation Lead and is responsible for lab automation and workflow optimization in J&J’s chemical process R&D teams.
Constantin d’Ydewalle joined J&J in 2017 as a postdoctoral fellow in the Neuroscience Discovery department. Since then, he held several positions with increasing level of responsibilities in the same department. Today, he is Senior Scientific Manager and Group Head of Neuroscience discovery managing a team of 12 colleagues. He is responsible for the discovery activities in the field of Parkinson’s disease. He leads several academic collaborations in search of new therapeutic targets and leads cross-functional teams that develop new drugs for Parkinson’s disease. His ambition is to call Parkinson’s disease a disease of the past.
Get to know these 3 enthusiastic scientists who will happily guide you through their working experiences in R&D, and will answer all your questions regarding their roles, backgrounds, our company culture, our employee programs, and many more. Don't miss the chance to take your first step towards an incredible journey and be part of our mission to foster health and well-being for all!