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Putting People Front and Center at BMS Quality Control Release and Testing Team in Cruiserath, Ireland

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Ireland is known as the land of “a hundred thousand welcomes”—and that spirit is on display at the BMS Cruiserath Biologics Campus in Dublin, Ireland, where collaboration and support are core parts of the culture. That’s been the experience for Donagh Walls, Director, Quality Control, and Dursey Culleton, Associate Director, Quality Control Release, who work in the Quality Control Release and Testing department—often referred to as the Global Biologics Lab (GBL) at Cruiserath Campus. The campus is currently expanding to include a new sterile drug product facility. Learn about Donagh’s and Dursey’s career paths, how BMS supports employees, and the new opportunities the expansion will create for people interested in […]

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Ireland is known as the land of “a hundred thousand welcomes”—and that spirit is on display at the BMS Cruiserath Biologics Campus in Dublin, Ireland, where collaboration and support are core parts of the culture. That’s been the experience for Donagh Walls, Director, Quality Control, and Dursey Culleton, Associate Director, Quality Control Release, who work in the Quality Control Release and Testing department—often referred to as the Global Biologics Lab (GBL) at Cruiserath Campus. The campus is currently expanding to include a new sterile drug product facility. Learn about Donagh’s and Dursey’s career paths, how BMS supports employees, and the new opportunities the expansion will create for people interested in

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Transforming Careers: AI-driven Tools That Support Our People

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In today’s rapidly evolving workplace, the exponential growth of artificial intelligence (AI) is offering Bristol Myers Squibb more capabilities than ever to hire the right people for the right jobs with the right skills. Internal employees are receiving AI-driven recommendations for projects, stretch assignments, learning, and new job openings across the company – each of which can offer transformational opportunities to learn, grow, and lead. Similarly, AI is empowering recruiters to seek out candidates who have the highest potential for success. Read on to hear from two BMS leaders who are guiding this work. Skills development that empowers employees In a recent podcast, The New Talent Code, Melissa Keiser, Executive Director

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In today’s rapidly evolving workplace, the exponential growth of artificial intelligence (AI) is offering Bristol Myers Squibb more capabilities than ever to hire the right people for the right jobs with the right skills. Internal employees are receiving AI-driven recommendations for projects, stretch assignments, learning, and new job openings across the company – each of which can offer transformational opportunities to learn, grow, and lead. Similarly, AI is empowering recruiters to seek out candidates who have the highest potential for success. Read on to hear from two BMS leaders who are guiding this work. Skills development that empowers employees In a recent podcast, The New Talent Code, Melissa Keiser, Executive Director

A Story of Hope for Patients and Rewarding Career Opportunities in Neuroscience

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How does a fascination with medicine and the human brain evolve into a career? For Ken Kramer, Vice President and Head of Medical Affairs, Neuropsychiatry Therapeutic Area at BMS, it comes down to one word: commitment. Ever since college, Ken has viewed the human brain as distinctly individualized, “the essence of what a person is and who they are.” This viewpoint drew him to work in neuroscience and psychiatry, and to a career in medical affairs—one that has spanned decades and taken him to some of the most prominent and respected global pharmaceutical companies. Having recently welcomed Karuna Therapeutics into our organization, we are fortunate to have Ken join us

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How does a fascination with medicine and the human brain evolve into a career? For Ken Kramer, Vice President and Head of Medical Affairs, Neuropsychiatry Therapeutic Area at BMS, it comes down to one word: commitment. Ever since college, Ken has viewed the human brain as distinctly individualized, “the essence of what a person is and who they are.” This viewpoint drew him to work in neuroscience and psychiatry, and to a career in medical affairs—one that has spanned decades and taken him to some of the most prominent and respected global pharmaceutical companies. Having recently welcomed Karuna Therapeutics into our organization, we are fortunate to have Ken join us

BMS Cruiserath: Stories of Opportunity, Flexibility, and Open Roles

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Bristol Myers Squibb’s Cruiserath campus near Dublin has, for years now, been a growing multi-purpose pharmaceutical production facility. Over the next two years, that expansion is progressing even quicker as we work towards opening a brand-new sterile drug production operation, resulting in the creation of hundreds of new roles including manufacturing, quality assurance (QA) and quality control (QC), supply chain and engineering roles to name a few. Padraig Landers, Senior Director of Sterile Drug Production (SDP), and Amy Kenny, Senior Warehouse Manager, have been at our Cruiserath campus for 8 and 7 years respectively, and – like many of their Cruiserath colleagues – they are now moving up into new

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Bristol Myers Squibb’s Cruiserath campus near Dublin has, for years now, been a growing multi-purpose pharmaceutical production facility. Over the next two years, that expansion is progressing even quicker as we work towards opening a brand-new sterile drug production operation, resulting in the creation of hundreds of new roles including manufacturing, quality assurance (QA) and quality control (QC), supply chain and engineering roles to name a few. Padraig Landers, Senior Director of Sterile Drug Production (SDP), and Amy Kenny, Senior Warehouse Manager, have been at our Cruiserath campus for 8 and 7 years respectively, and – like many of their Cruiserath colleagues – they are now moving up into new

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From Intern to FTE: Building a Successful Career in Biomanufacturing

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The magic of working at Bristol Myers Squibb (BMS) was in the air last year when a patient came in to tour the facility where the medicine that gave him a new lease on life was made. He had been given a terminal diagnosis and after exhausting nearly all his options, he had almost given up hope. A BMS cell therapy was his last resort, and after receiving the treatment made at the Bothell, Washington cell therapy manufacturing facility, he was given a second chance. My name is Mary Prasek, a Manufacturing Associate II based at the Bothell facility, and I have enjoyed a rewarding career at BMS since early

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The magic of working at Bristol Myers Squibb (BMS) was in the air last year when a patient came in to tour the facility where the medicine that gave him a new lease on life was made. He had been given a terminal diagnosis and after exhausting nearly all his options, he had almost given up hope. A BMS cell therapy was his last resort, and after receiving the treatment made at the Bothell, Washington cell therapy manufacturing facility, he was given a second chance. My name is Mary Prasek, a Manufacturing Associate II based at the Bothell facility, and I have enjoyed a rewarding career at BMS since early

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Intern to Full Time Employee: Jessica Netto’s Journey in STEM at BMS

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My STEM journey began in high school when I took a bioengineering class, sparking my interest in the field. This led me choosing to major in Biomedical Engineering at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI). WPI’s project-based learning approach deepened my interest and provided valuable hands-on experience for future roles. During the summer of my freshman year, I joined an academic research lab focused on in-vitro disease modeling, led by Dr. Catherine Whittington. Dr. Whittington was an amazing mentor to me in STEM. She mentored me in planning and conducting experiments, provided me with numerous opportunities to present my research and offered career advice. I researched in Dr. Whittington’s lab for the

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My STEM journey began in high school when I took a bioengineering class, sparking my interest in the field. This led me choosing to major in Biomedical Engineering at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI). WPI’s project-based learning approach deepened my interest and provided valuable hands-on experience for future roles. During the summer of my freshman year, I joined an academic research lab focused on in-vitro disease modeling, led by Dr. Catherine Whittington. Dr. Whittington was an amazing mentor to me in STEM. She mentored me in planning and conducting experiments, provided me with numerous opportunities to present my research and offered career advice. I researched in Dr. Whittington’s lab for the

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Work with a Mission: Cell Therapy Scientist and Manager on Pursuing One’s Passions

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They may be situated on opposite sides of the country, but senior scientist Milan Patel in Seattle, WA, and senior manager Bobby Hewlett in Devens, MA, are of one mind when it comes to the dedication and passion they bring to their careers within Bristol Myers Squibb’s Cell Therapy division. Had You Considered a Career in Commercial Pharma During Your Academic Career?   Both spent much of their graduate education thinking that their future would continue in academic research. After working on PhD projects focused on early research, Milan found a different level of satisfaction in projects that focused on patient treatments. “I realized it was more fulfilling to do

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They may be situated on opposite sides of the country, but senior scientist Milan Patel in Seattle, WA, and senior manager Bobby Hewlett in Devens, MA, are of one mind when it comes to the dedication and passion they bring to their careers within Bristol Myers Squibb’s Cell Therapy division. Had You Considered a Career in Commercial Pharma During Your Academic Career?   Both spent much of their graduate education thinking that their future would continue in academic research. After working on PhD projects focused on early research, Milan found a different level of satisfaction in projects that focused on patient treatments. “I realized it was more fulfilling to do

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Full Circle: A Senior Leader and Director Chose Manufacturing at BMS, Again

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Did you know the average adult changes employers five to seven times throughout their career lifespan? The number of people who come back to an employer they previously left, however, is less than two in ten. While we don’t have hard statistics on boomerang employees at Bristol Myers Squibb, it’s certainly not unusual to come across them, especially at the leadership levels. Case in point being Lisa McClintock, Vice President and Lead for our Devens, MA Cell Therapy Manufacturing and Brad Harris, Director of Biologics Manufacturing Technology, also in Devens – two BMS leaders headquartered in our 89-acre multi-use campus that supports our biologics process development along with clinical and

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Did you know the average adult changes employers five to seven times throughout their career lifespan? The number of people who come back to an employer they previously left, however, is less than two in ten. While we don’t have hard statistics on boomerang employees at Bristol Myers Squibb, it’s certainly not unusual to come across them, especially at the leadership levels. Case in point being Lisa McClintock, Vice President and Lead for our Devens, MA Cell Therapy Manufacturing and Brad Harris, Director of Biologics Manufacturing Technology, also in Devens – two BMS leaders headquartered in our 89-acre multi-use campus that supports our biologics process development along with clinical and

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How Zach and Cheryl Built Careers in Cell Therapy Quality Control and Investigations

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When it comes to quality control managers and investigation specialists at Bristol Myers Squibb, our colleagues’ backgrounds are interesting and diverse, and many of them were not planning on a career in cell therapy. But once introduced to the manufacturing, quality and investigative aspects of cell therapy, many have found rewarding employee experiences here. Cell therapy is one of the most groundbreaking forms of cancer treatment being studied today and is still in its infancy. But with BMS’ continued investment in our cell therapy capabilities, the growth potential of this science, your career and the ability to help patients are unlimited. Zach Neidich, Senior Specialist, Investigations, and Cheryl Dennis, Senior

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When it comes to quality control managers and investigation specialists at Bristol Myers Squibb, our colleagues’ backgrounds are interesting and diverse, and many of them were not planning on a career in cell therapy. But once introduced to the manufacturing, quality and investigative aspects of cell therapy, many have found rewarding employee experiences here. Cell therapy is one of the most groundbreaking forms of cancer treatment being studied today and is still in its infancy. But with BMS’ continued investment in our cell therapy capabilities, the growth potential of this science, your career and the ability to help patients are unlimited. Zach Neidich, Senior Specialist, Investigations, and Cheryl Dennis, Senior

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John Yoo and Kelly Cho: Many Paths to Leadership at BMS Korea

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Senior Clinical Operations Manager Kelly Cho (RPh, Master of Science in Pharmacy), and Senior Marketing Manager, Cardiovascular John Yoo (RPh, Master of Science in Immunology) are two colleagues among more than 200 who make Bristol Myers Squibb, Korea, a thriving pillar of our Asian and global strategy. Headquartered in Seoul, John and Kelly personify the fact that there is no one way to become a leader within BMS. Each takes their own journey while at the same time playing critical roles in furthering the BMS mission of transforming patients’ lives through science. Early Influences Provide Direction Kelly recalls an emotional incident regarding her father over 20 years ago that inspired

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Senior Clinical Operations Manager Kelly Cho (RPh, Master of Science in Pharmacy), and Senior Marketing Manager, Cardiovascular John Yoo (RPh, Master of Science in Immunology) are two colleagues among more than 200 who make Bristol Myers Squibb, Korea, a thriving pillar of our Asian and global strategy. Headquartered in Seoul, John and Kelly personify the fact that there is no one way to become a leader within BMS. Each takes their own journey while at the same time playing critical roles in furthering the BMS mission of transforming patients’ lives through science. Early Influences Provide Direction Kelly recalls an emotional incident regarding her father over 20 years ago that inspired

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Unique Opportunities to Learn Fast, Grow Fast in a Commercialization Career

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From the early stages of molecular testing to drug product launch, Worldwide Oncology Commercial (WWOC) at Bristol Myers Squibb plays a pivotal role alongside research and development teams. WWOC brings a commercial lens to the development process, thus assuring viability and ensuring cancer patients have access to our oncology portfolio. Accordingly, the organization relies on teams of accomplished professionals from various backgrounds like Irene Mac, Executive Director, and Andrew Witriol, Vice President, who found in WWOC opportunities to learn fast and grow fast and take advantage of BMS growth opportunities, while doing some of the most interesting and meaningful work of their careers. They and their teammates around the world

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From the early stages of molecular testing to drug product launch, Worldwide Oncology Commercial (WWOC) at Bristol Myers Squibb plays a pivotal role alongside research and development teams. WWOC brings a commercial lens to the development process, thus assuring viability and ensuring cancer patients have access to our oncology portfolio. Accordingly, the organization relies on teams of accomplished professionals from various backgrounds like Irene Mac, Executive Director, and Andrew Witriol, Vice President, who found in WWOC opportunities to learn fast and grow fast and take advantage of BMS growth opportunities, while doing some of the most interesting and meaningful work of their careers. They and their teammates around the world

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Two Interesting Paths to Careers as Manufacturing Managers in Cell Therapy

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If a career as a cell therapy manufacturing manager is currently not on your radar, you might just change your mind after reading the stories of current Bristol Myers Squibb colleagues Seamus Slattery and Arnold Sosa – both of whom found success and satisfaction working out of our Devens, MA and Summit, NJ sites respectively. Each was introduced to the position in a somewhat roundabout way, and they now find themselves immersed in interesting and meaningful work that transforms the lives of patients, while at the same time transforming their lives as well. Their journeys are not atypical among BMS manufacturing staff and are inspirational to anyone considering a career

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If a career as a cell therapy manufacturing manager is currently not on your radar, you might just change your mind after reading the stories of current Bristol Myers Squibb colleagues Seamus Slattery and Arnold Sosa – both of whom found success and satisfaction working out of our Devens, MA and Summit, NJ sites respectively. Each was introduced to the position in a somewhat roundabout way, and they now find themselves immersed in interesting and meaningful work that transforms the lives of patients, while at the same time transforming their lives as well. Their journeys are not atypical among BMS manufacturing staff and are inspirational to anyone considering a career