Working Life: Maneesh Juneja

pharmafile | April 3, 2009 | Feature | Research and Development |  GSK, productivity 

How did you find your way into your current role?

After graduating with a degree in business & computing, I began my career as a junior analyst at University College London within epidemiology and public health. This was my first encounter with the statistical software, SAS. I subsequently decided to explore the world of commerce, and worked as a marketing analyst within the field of CRM/direct marketing, mainly for banking and retail clients.

After five years of marketing analysis, I wanted a role that was more socially rewarding. When the opportunity came up within Worldwide Epidemiology at GlaxoSmithKline, I grabbed it with both hands.

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I'm fortunate that I've found an area of GSK that allows me to merge my commercial analysis skills with my experience of epidemiology. I've been able to take my 'toolkit' of SAS analysis skills that I developed with large transactional customer databases, and apply it to anonymised patient level data. I've been doing this for six years now, and I can use my experience to create innovative data driven solutions with business benefit that can be applied across the entire drug development lifecycle. I work in a team of analysts, across all therapeutic areas.

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