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Career Opportunities for Students
You won't find a job at Johnson & Johnson—you'll find a career. Our colleagues bring their passion and drive to work each day to make a positive impact on the health and wellness of billions of people around the world. There are lots of opportunities for students and recent graduates to join us and make a difference.
If you're looking for a career that leads to immediate and measurable impact, check out the wide range of opportunities we have available, including internships, co-ops, leadership development programs (LDPs) and full-time roles within our Family of Companies. Join us to advance the future of human health and take the first steps toward building a career with a purpose.
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Her father ignited her passion for everything tech. He challenged her to learn more about it—particularly how computers work, and how they will evolve with time. She learned customer service through her mother’s business. To combine both of her passions—technology and people—she majored in both Information Technology (IT) and Informatics and Human Resource Management at Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey.
That’s how Nigel Storey, Senior Director and Chief Operating Officer of Johnson & Johnson Design, summed up his 15-year career at Johnson & Johnson. In those 15 years, he’s held no fewer than eight roles, including Analyst, Solutions Architect and Business Relationship Manager at Ethicon, Application Services Commercial Marketing Manager, Senior Delivery Manager of Application Services and IT Director.
We’re witnessing a revolution in healthcare. Artificial intelligence (AI) is giving us the ability to discover new treatments and techniques faster than we would’ve thought possible just a decade ago. Companies like Johnson & Johnson are combining their scientific expertise with the power of AI and machine learning to create new drugs, innovative surgical techniques and groundbreaking next-generation solutions.
Women at Johnson & Johnson have been fueling the future of human health for more than 130 years. We celebrate their achievements today, on International Women's Day—and every day.
Landing an internship can be a great path to a full-time job after college. But once you’ve gotten your foot in the door as an intern, you want to show your new employer just what you’re capable of. The worst thing you can do is stand idly by while going through the motions, hoping that — fingers crossed — you’ll be noticed and offered a permanent position.
It's a great time to be launching a career. Jobs are plentiful, and it seems like everyone's hiring. In fact, the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reports that in April 2018, the U.S. economy added jobs for the 91st consecutive month, the longest growth streak on record since the BLS began compiling labor-market figures in the 1930s. And at Johnson & Johnson, we're always adding jobs, too.
Stories of Innovations
Read about how we are leveraging technology and innovation to continue to stand at the front lines of health challenges facing humanity.
We’re witnessing a revolution in healthcare. Artificial intelligence (AI) is giving us the ability to discover new treatments and techniques faster than we would’ve thought possible just a decade ago. Companies like Johnson & Johnson are combining their scientific expertise with the power of AI and machine learning to create new drugs, innovative surgical techniques and groundbreaking next-generation solutions.
Bringing your passion to work has taken on new meaning for these inspiring Johnson & Johnson researchers.
Diagnostic tests. Clinical trials. A vaccine. For Alzheimer's Awareness Month, we sat down with scientists at Janssen Research & Development to learn how their work has the potential to alter the future of how we detect and treat the disease.
Taking conference calls during a daughter’s swim lessons. Working unconventional hours to be available for after-school events. Moving closer to a job in order to be home earlier for quality time with the kids.
Macaya Douoguih volunteered to lead an accelerated clinical program for a new investigational Ebola vaccine at the height of the 2014 epidemic in West Africa. She reflects on her experiences—and why her work must continue today.
Johnson & Johnson has been named to Working Mother’s Best Companies list for the past three decades. Learn why the company makes the cut year after year.
