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Technology Leadership Development Program (TLDP)

Technology Leadership Development Program

We want you to write your own success story, spark bold innovations and become an expert at what truly interests and inspires you. If you want to take on the world’s biggest health challenges in a collaborative, supportive environment—and make a difference in the lives of people everywhere—set out on your path today with the power of the world’s largest broadly-based healthcare company behind you.

The program

Be at the forefront of technology, working across areas from software engineering to data science. The Technology Leadership Development Program (TLDP) is a challenging career accelerator designed for college graduates passionate about a career in technology. Gain real-world experience in business analysis and project management as you learn how to use state-of-the-art technology to create solutions at scale across an enterprise.

The opportunity

  • A two-year career acceleration program concentrating on developing skills to build a future-focused organization
  • Provides opportunities and assignments in roles such as business technologist and business analyst in any of the following capability areas: data engineering and analytics, data/decision science, intelligent automation, cybersecurity, customer (digital) experiences, experience design (XD),commercial excellence, software engineering, cloud/DevOps/security, and scientific and digital health technologies
  • Comprehensive training for both job-specific and professional development curriculum including on-the-job, virtual, and in-classroom training plus certifications in specialized areas.
  • Access to mentors and coaching to provide support throughout the program plus visibility to executive management sponsorship

Are you ready to make a difference?

Through a mix of different training modules—including on-the-job, virtual and in-classroom training—you’ll learn what it takes to be a business technology leader and how to drive accelerated business value using agile delivery and human-centered design approaches. While accelerating your career path, we’ll also focus on your personal development and provide you with networking opportunities, access to an alumni network and so much more.

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Who we’re looking for

Our ideal candidates have a passion for—and advanced knowledge of—leading and emerging technologies. They must have a strategic mindset and possess exceptional leadership, communication and interpersonal skills. They should also have the ability to thrive in a highly complex, global work environment and take the initiative to set priorities and exceed goals.

  • A bachelor’s degree received within 12 months of start date
  • Academic achievement as proven by an overall cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher
  • The desire and ability to relocate geographically within the US
  • Demonstrated leadership skills, business insight and technical skills
  • A passion for emerging technologies
  • Advanced analytical skills
  • Highly effective communication and presentation skills

Ready to take the next step on your professional journey?

Check out the opportunities we have available today.

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