Our Digital team is at the forefront of driving digital transformation in the pharmaceutical industry, welcoming visionary minds to develop cutting-edge solutions using the latest technologies. Here, you will work on projects that are committed to setting high digital quality standards and fostering international collaboration.
As digital transformation specialists we are constantly exploring new technologies, such as automation and artificial intelligence, to optimise our processes and improve patient outcomes. If you want to be at the forefront of digital innovation and advance your career in digital transformation, you’ve come to the right place.
Your key responsibilities will include:
What motivates you about your job?
What motivates me is the opportunity to implement innovative solutions that bring value to our company. Covering a new role and contributing both to my affiliate in Italy and at the European level is incredibly satisfying. Working with an international team, always seeking new opportunities to grow together, keeps me enthusiastic and motivated.
What has your personal journey at Daiichi Sankyo been like?
My journey at Daiichi Sankyo has been one of continuous growth. Designing DSPACE, our digital innovation hub, was a rewarding experience. Seeing it evolve from paper to reality was incredible. I’ve witnessed the company embrace change, experiment with new opportunities and focus on becoming an innovative global healthcare company.
What is the most rewarding part of working at Daiichi Sankyo?
The most rewarding part is being at the forefront of innovation and change. Leading projects like DSPACE and preparing the organisation for digital transformation is a continuous challenge. It’s fulfilling to contribute with my skills and enthusiasm, turning obstacles into opportunities. Being part of Daiichi Sankyo’s evolution towards sustainable healthcare is truly gratifying.
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