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Applying Data Science for Real-World Impact
"Incorporating data science into everything we do is transforming the way that our organization answers the question of ‘what is possible,’ including the way we conceive of, develop and provide treatment options to our patients."
— Mathai Mammen, Global Head of R&D, Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies of Johnson & Johnson
Imagine empowering AI with the accumulated medical knowledge of humankind, building natural language processing applications to make surgery safer or using machine learning to transform how rare diseases are diagnosed. Data science not only makes breakthroughs like these possible but accelerates our impact—it’s how teams at Janssen R&D are shortening clinical trials, for example. And as the world’s largest and most broadly based healthcare company, we’re leveraging our expansive data sets to address the biggest health challenges of our time, from HIV to bladder cancer, lupus and COVID-19.
Inside Our Data Science Community
From pharmaceuticals to medical devices, consumer products to supply chains, we’re assembling a global team of data scientists to innovate, accelerate discoveries and drive so much real-world impact.
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Carve Your Own PathExplore your interests by moving across sectors and functions to solve real-world challenges, from improving cancer treatments to predicting Alzheimer’s disease progression—and so much more. There’s no predefined career path in healthcare data science with us. You’ll hop from one complex problem to the next, and never get bored.
“Two data scientists could enter our company in the same role today but be doing very different things five or 10 years from now. Your path is determined by your unique passion.”
—Gayle Wittenberg, Ph.D., Senior Director of Data Science, Neuroscience
Make Meaningful ImpactOur data scientists are disrupting and transforming everything about healthcare, from how diseases are detected to the way we manage our supply chain or discover life-changing drugs. There’s no limit to the positive impact we can make when your expertise and passion meet our data sets and scale.
“Projects here have implications that could reach millions of people in the world. That’s what makes it such a unique place for data scientists to work.”
—Jorge Chaves, Ph.D., Data Scientist
Inspire and InnovateData scientists are bringing bold innovations to life and directly impacting the lives of patients every day at Johnson & Johnson. But the way we do it is just as important as what we do—and always guided by our mission, values and collective sense of purpose.
"Our Credo comes into play whenever there are difficult decisions to make. For us, good data science means doing good in the world."
—Yuqing Sun, Ph.D., Senior Director, Data Science and Analytics
Discover Our CultureWorking with today’s most advanced algorithms and technologies, you’ll continuously evolve your skills, collaborate and be supported by a community of the best and brightest minds in your field, from peers to senior leaders. We want everyone to be, feel and do their best every day—and our benefits and culture reflect that.
“We’re building a diverse team with expertise in many areas, from machine learning to deep learning, computer vision, natural language processing and much more.”
—Christel Chehoud, Ph.D., Director, Janssen R&D Analytics and InsightsConnect With Us Today
Talk to Our RecruitersTalk to Our RecruitersReady to join our vibrant community of data scientists? Reach out to one of our dedicated data science recruiters to find out how you can innovate, grow in your career and impact the lives of people everywhere.
Ashley Constantino: Data Science, ML, AI, Cognitive Computing, E-Commerce, Consumer Health and Pharmaceuticals recruitment, North America
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Wherever you are in the world or in your career, we want to get to know you! Sign up for our Global Talent Hub to stay in touch, receive custom job matches and learn more about life at Johnson & Johnson.Featured Data Science Stories
Learn more about data science and its many applications at Johnson & JohnsonDecember 15, 2020The all-virtual Women in Data Science Summit drew more than 800 participants, including colleagues from Johnson & Johnson along with leaders from Amazon, Google, IBM and more. After two days of deeply meaningful dialogue about inclusion in STEM, what did we find out?December 08, 2020"How can we advance our therapies, advance our innovation and get medicines to patients faster?" That's the question for Enterprise CIO Jim Swanson, and data science is integral to how he's answering it. Find out why the senior leader is so deeply invested in building out our data science capabilities—and how you can join him on the front lines of health today.November 03, 2020Two years since Nick Gaylord left the Bay Area start-up scene to join our Health Tech team, he's innovating to drive massive real-world impact.October 13, 2020Particle physicist Jorge Chaves, Ph.D., spent nearly a decade in research settings—Cornell, UPenn, then the Large Hadron Collider in Switzerland—before joining our team, and while it might seem like a quantum leap to go from particles to people, his insights suggest it's anything but.September 22, 2020700 data scientists. 35 countries. 2,000-plus solutions proposed. Our inaugural Data Science Hackathon only lasted seven days, but it was the stage for seemingly unlimited breakthroughs.August 11, 2020Alex Javidi, Ph.D., is driving bold innovation in healthcare today: therapies that treat rare diseases, statistical models that accurately predict how diseases progress—plus, a whole lot more. Follow in his footsteps to find out how you, too, can use data science to positively impact the future of health.August 04, 2020Xiaoying brought a unique skill set to our data science community: A physician by training, she also had master's degrees in biostatistics from Penn and computer science from Drexel. Here's why that's the perfect recipe for real-world health impact today.July 21, 2020Follow Jose Zamalloa's amazing career journey from Lima, Peru to the front lines of health impact—and learn why people with diverse backgrounds, like you, thrive at Johnson & Johnson.July 13, 2020"How do you truly build sustainable values and cultures?", asked Swami Raote, Worldwide President, Johnson & Johnson Vision Care in his opening remarks at the 2019 Data Science Showcase, before answering with an analogy to nature.May 29, 2020To help you understand the scale of transformation data scientists are driving at Johnson & Johnson today, Michael Phelan, Ph.D. invokes Thomas Edison's invention of the electric light bulb more than a hundred year ago. While the light bulb literally dazzled the public, Michael explained, the network of innovation behind it was equally impressive.March 18, 2020Plotted on a line chart, America's per capita consumption of mozzarella cheese apparently correlates with the number of civil engineering doctorates awarded annually. Ditto the divorce rate in Maine and per capita consumption of margarine.March 04, 2020Our mission at Johnson & Johnson is to change the trajectory of human health, and data scientists are helping us achieve it. Among the presentations at our inaugural Data Science Showcase, for example, were potential breakthroughs on everything from Alzheimer's disease to dengue—including a few other, perhaps even more surprising applications, too.February 28, 2020Pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH)—a form of pulmonary hypertension, or high blood pressure in the lungs—is a rare, incurable disease. Caused by the obstruction of small arteries in the lung, the condition worsens over time, making it critical that patients get the right diagnosis and treatment.February 24, 2020Our inaugural Data Science Showcase brought together business leaders and data scientists from around the globe to share breakthrough ideas that are transforming healthcare from end to end. Yet from that panoply of voices emerged a common refrain: As data becomes inseparable from decision-making, how we apply data science becomes an extension of Our Credo in turn.January 29, 2020The 2019 Data Science Showcase at Johnson & Johnson brought together data scientists and business leaders from around the world to collaborate, share cutting-edge breakthroughs and envision the future of healthcare. While there were so many standouts during the three-day event, winners were ultimately selected—based on audience voting—in five tracks:January 24, 2020How can you apply data science to change the future of health? The inaugural Data Science Showcase at Johnson & Johnson was the perfect place to find out.July 18, 2018Data science is the driver of astonishing health tech innovations today, from mHealth breakthroughs to how we understand and treat rheumatoid arthritis and other diseases. It's no surprise, then, that data analysis ranks as one of the most in-demand skills at our company. If you're as passionate as we are about changing the trajectory of health for humanity, check out some of the exciting work that healthcare data scientists are doing at Johnson & Johnson right now.
