About the Digital Rotational Program
Pfizer Digital continuously seeks opportunities to bring fresh and innovative ideas to our business. The Digital Rotational Program is looking for recent college graduates to join our fast-paced organization and contribute to the innovative culture we strive to maintain. The Rotational Program provides college graduates the opportunity to rotate through various rotations every 6 months for a period of 24 months, acquiring essential skills and knowledge along the way.
The mission of this program is to accelerate the development of knowledge and skills through experiences within Pfizer Digital to find the best fit for the individual and the organization, as well as find new and innovative ways to deliver quality Information Technology solutions to Pfizer.
Your technology career in healthcare begins here.
APPLY NOWThank you for your interest in the Digital Rotational Program. The application for the 2024 cohort is now closed. We look forward to reviewing your information for the 2025 cohort next season.
How it Works
The Rotational Program is designed to grow your skills and experiences, preparing you an on-going full-time role in Pfizer Digital at the end of the rotational assignments. See the diagram below to learn more about the process.
Guiding Principles
- Build Business Acumen
- Align Development needs with Opportunities
- Exposure to Diffferent Roles
- Available Opportunities
Our Digital organization is made up of several sub-organizations, each referred to as a Digital Group and aligned to different functions of the company. Rotational positions are available across various Global Digital organizations such as Client Partners & Product Management; Market Facing Solutions; Digital Health & AI; Digital Strategy; Enterprise Security; Global Business Services; Digital Finance, and Regulatory and Safety.
When you apply for the rotational program, your application will be shared with managers in each of the Digital Groups above. If selected for further interviewing, we will invite you to interview with one or more Digital Groups. Rotational colleagues benefit from having 4 rotations across our Digital organization at 6-month cycles. This allows greater flexibility, development of new skills, understanding of different components of the Digital organization and networks, all of which increase and reinforce overall development.
The Digital organization at Pfizer is committed to fostering an environment that supports diversity and inclusion, growth and development, while promoting engagement and a culture of continued learning and development.
Rotational colleagues have the opportunity to pursue either roles that are more technical or general in nature. Below are descriptions and examples of the types of roles you may have throughout your time in the program:
Technical Roles
Technically-oriented roles focus on developing skills such as Software Engineering, Technical Architecture, Information Security and Data Analytics. Our teams use cutting edge next generation technologies and analytics to develop systems, algorithms, and services which provide pharmaceutical therapies that improve patients’ lives. Roles within this area are suitable for candidates with a strong technical background.
Under direct oversight, role responsibilities may include (but are not limited to):
- Create applications and services using languages such as Java, C#, JavaScript, PHP, and Python
- Contribute to project implementing cloud-based solution in platforms like AWS, utilizing tools such as S3, Lambda, and Redshift, among others
- Design and build software products for web, desktop, and mobile clients (both iOS and Android)
- Learn various software development methodologies, such as agile and waterfall, and how software projects are progressed from idea through design and implementation and on through deployment and support
- Integrate systems using a variety of platform integration methods and tools
- Optimize application architecture and systems performance for on premise and cloud-based applications
- Design, document, implement, support and monitor technology infrastructure
- Help move Pfizer's digital and "data-first" strategy forward by working on projects centered around the creation of data lakes, the application of new, sophisticated search techniques (such as Elasticsearch, et al), and advanced analytics
- Perform advanced analytics and visualization techniques, combine computer science and data science skills and capabilities using tools such as Spotfire, Tableau, Splunk, PowerBI
- Document and transfer knowledge to others as needed
- Collaborate to enhance culture and awareness of pharmaceutical industry
General Roles
The general roles focus on developing skills to interface with clients and deliver value in IT projects and initiatives. These are most suitable for candidates pursuing Business Management, Finance, Supply Chain, Life Sciences, Communications, and other non-technical degrees.
Under direct oversight, role responsibilities may include (but are not limited to):
- Engage with the customer to define their journey, touchpoints and digital experience
- Gather, analyze, document and communicate business and technical requirements
- Perform Business process mapping and analysis
- Oversee and manage the rollout and support of technology solutions
- Communicate updates and key milestones
- Track project or department financials
- Perform Risk identification and management
- Document and transfer knowledge to others as needed
- Collaborate to enhance culture and awareness of pharmaceutical industry
Work Authorization
- Must be immediately authorized to work in the U.S. without the employer’s sponsorship. This job or any derived full-time opportunity is not eligible for permanent residence (green card) sponsorship under our guidelines.
- Application Process
The application for the 2024 cohort is now closed. Application period for the Digital Rotational Program was September 11th – September 25th (closing at 5pm).
- Required Qualifications
Education and Experience
Bachelor’s Degree Required, Minimum GPA 3.0
No more than 2 years full-time continuous work experience in a business/corporate environment
Preferred Majors:
- Computer Science
- Information Security
- Data Science
- Engineering
- Management Information Systems
- Business
- Management
- Finance
- Supply Chain
- Life Sciences
- Communications or equivalent
Discipline Skills Preferred
Basic skills in at least one information technology related discipline such as:
- Software and Mobile Development
- Programming Languages
- Technical Architecture
- Cyber Security and Risk Management
- Bioinformatics
- Data Analytics
- Business Analysis
- Project Management
Non-Technical Skills Preferred
- Willingness to contribute fresh and innovative ideas
- Technological aptitude
- Change agile; must take action on projects quickly
- Seizes accountability/self-starter
- Quickly learns new skills and knowledge readily
- Team oriented
- Demonstrated business acumen and leadership behavior
- Excellent oral and written communication skills
- Excellent analytic and problem solving skills
- Negotiation and influencing skills
- Program Locations
Digital Groups are mostly associated with specific locations. Your placement is determined by a combination of factors, including your hiring Digital Group, your location preference, and space considerations at the facilities. The core sites for the Digital Rotational Program are indicated below. Additional locations are available based on business needs and availability.
