Graduate engineering and manufacturing programme
Do you want to develop manufacturing technologies that save lives? Are you keen to enhance your skills and become an engineering leader in global healthcare?
What's engineering and manufacturing all about?
Engineering is all about developing leading-edge, robust and cost-effective manufacturing technologies that make treatments and vaccines to save lives. Our talented teams include chemical, electrical, mechanical, biopharmaceutical, automation, steriles and device engineers. They ensure we have the latest technology and processes to deliver four billion packs of medicines and healthcare products, as well as 1.4 billion doses of vaccines a year.
Do I have the skills?
A relevant engineering degree and technical skills are just the start. You'll need to show leadership potential, resilience and genuine enthusiasm for the healthcare industry.
What will the programme be like?
Joining our global manufacturing and supply (GMS) division, you'll undertake business-critical roles within Pharmaceutical, Vaccines or Consumer Healthcare supply – depending on your engineering specialism.
Where can I go?
Our graduate programmes are available in an expanding number of countries. Initial roles are within your local country, although as a truly global organisation there may be opportunities to gain international experience either during the programme or in the future.
What will I learn?
You'll have the chance to develop your skills in an industry that is making radical changes to the way it develops and manufactures products. We are developing new, state-of-the-art technologies all the time and we'll give you the support and inspiration to plot your own career development.
How can I apply?
We are actively running programmes in Singapore, Belgium (Vaccines), India (Pharma) & India (Consumer), Nigeria, Poland, the UK, and the US. Other opportunities may be available – please search our jobs by country to find out more.
