Expert in your field? Let us challenge you!

The expertise supported by Bayer, in order to achieve the objectives in its core activities, is extremely varied. Here we would like to explain a few fields of work, which are specific to the sectors in which Bayer is active and which are not so well known by the wider public.

 

Intellectual Property (IP) ensures that the products, technology and know-how of Bayer BioScience are protected to the highest extent. New intellectual ideas, concepts or creations are valuable for Bayer and are its property. In order to prevent others from copying, imitating or using these without permission, the advice of the IP team is important at all times, from the research and development phase to the publication. Are you an expert in patent law and breeders’ rights, patents, licences and so on? If so then we would like to have you in our team of experts in the Intellectual Property group.

 

Within Bayer CropScience, Bayer HealthCare and Bayer BioScience alike, the Regulatory Affairs team ensures that Bayer can sell its products in Belgium, that its products can be marketed internationally, field trials can be carried out, etc. It documents the safety of our products and provides information regarding these to governments throughout the world. In this, it works closely together with other expert functions (R&D, Marketing, etc.) within the company. If you have studied Biology, Pharmaceutics or related subjects, then perhaps a career in Regulatory Affairs is something for you. Click here for an overview of our vacancies. 

 

On the one hand, the Medical department offers medical-scientific assistance and ensures that all employees of Bayer receive suitable and updated medical & scientific information with regard to the therapeutic products (e.g.: training of the medical sales force). On the other hand, they provide strategic input and play an important role in extending our market share and ensuring our leadership. Through this, they have contact with both internal (sales & marketing, clinical, drug safety, research & development) and external (KOLs, medical professionals, patients) parties. The employees who work in the Medical department have either had a scientific education or have experience and knowledge of the various phases of clinical studies. In addition, it is important that they are capable of thinking from a customer-oriented perspective with respect to business opportunities. Could this also be something for you? If so, do take a look at our vacancies. 

 

The Monitoring and Study Management (M&StM) department is part of the Medical department and is responsible for the organisation and progress of the clinical drug studies (phases I-IV). A team of Clinical Research Associates (CRA) sets up the studies and coordinates these further till the end of the clinical study. Besides monitoring the progress of the study, they are responsible for the progress report and for managing the study budget. Are you a communicative person who takes initiative, trained in paramedics and do you have one to two years’ experience in a CRO or as monitor in a pharmaceutical company? Then take a look at our open vacancies!