"Coach – My current role requires me to be creative (producing engaging, high-quality marketing materials) whilst understanding complex pharmaceutical science (to ensure all claims used are correct and appropriate). I work cross-functionally with a range of teams across the business, interacting with a diverse range of colleagues. I believe I am a good listener, I am compassionate and friendly, both professionally and personally. Trainer – Both professionally and personally I am incredibly organised and take pride in my ability to project manage efficiently. Within this role and in previous jobs (as a SMF mentor and as a UKCAT tutor) I have developed an understanding of how people learn differently, an ability to simplify complex information and have produced creative ways to teach information. I am passionate about sharing the knowledge I have gained through my degree (Medicinal Chemistry) and through working in the pharmaceutical industry. I am also always keen to learn more and expand my knowledge through discussion and problem solving. Quality Controller – Both my degree and current role require a high-level attention to detail and a keen curiosity to learn and develop. I am a proactive individual and pride myself on my ability to work independently and use my initiative. Within my current role, I am DME (direct marketing expense) lead which requires an ability to manage risk to ensure the brand team sticks to budget and can foresee any potential risks of overspend."

"Tell us about the main things that you do and what the outcomes of your work are. (Character limit: 2000)Third party campaign – produce engaging content to be hosted on third party websites (e.g. BMJ, DNUK etc) for the promotion of Pfizer medicines to HCPs to drive the awareness and ultimately sales of the product.DME lead – monitor brand spending to avoid over or under-spending, prioritisation of spend allocation for projects based on business need and ensure the brand performs financially each year. MedUniverse – produce high-level patient case studies to support discussions between sales representatives and HCPs, to drive the awareness and ultimately sales of the product.What do you most enjoy about your job?1.\tThe opportunity for creativity through the development of a range of promotional materials.2.\tThe regular application of my scientific knowledge and understanding when reviewing data and learning about the Pfizer product portfolio. 3.\tThe development opportunities through involvement in a variety of projects and the ability to project manage and take ownership. "

"During school, chemistry was always my favourite subject, with a specific interest in medicines and their development. This encouraged me to undertake a degree in Medicinal chemistry, with no career in mind. At the beginning of second year, I began independently looking for placement roles for jobs predominantly outside of the laboratory setting. I came across a range of roles within pharmaceutical marketing and managed to secure a place at Pfizer. Whilst on placement I enjoyed my role so much that I applied for the future leaders graduate scheme (which is internal candidates only) and secured a place following the completion of my degree. I returned to university for final year, achieving in first class MChem in Medicinal chemistry and am currently seven months into my two-year rotational graduate scheme."

"I am a very active individual, part-taking in sports both independently and in a team. I play tennis and football as part of team/club, alongside running and swimming recreationally. I am currently attempting to run every ParkRun location in London, as I have only recently re-located here. I am an avid reader and enjoy developing my medicinal and scientific knowledge through non-fiction books, as well as using fiction to relax and unwind. I am a huge foodie, through both cooking at home with my flatmate and exploring new restaurants, which is especially great in London. "

"Within my current role I manage and support several projects, so my typical day varies depending on the stage and requirement of each project. I am responsible for the management of our third-party campaign, which involves content creation and review, approval support, liaising with the agency and most recently producing engagement reports for the first wave of the campaign. I am DME lead for the brand, so I am responsible for maintaining our DME tracker, aligning the tracker with the monthly AP report from finance and presenting YTD updates at the monthly team meeting. Within the brand team, I provide strategic support across a range of promotional projects, so most days will involve meetings to discuss tactics and strategy for ongoing projects. I am currently trying to gain some experience cross-functionally in the health economics and public policy teams, so regularly shadow meetings to network and gain insight into other parts of the business. As part of the graduate scheme, I support on two culture campaigns which involves organising and implementing a variety of events throughout the year to promote Joy and Wellbeing across the business."

"A-Levels = ABB (Geography, Chemistry & Biology)AS-Levels = A (Psychology)MChem = First Class (Chemistry with Medicinal Chemistry)During 3rd year of university, I undertook a Hospital Commercial Marketing placement at Pfizer. During this year I gained a place on the Future Leaders Graduate programme, which I began following completion of my 4th year at university. Over the two years of the graduate scheme, I will complete my ABPI Code of Conduct qualifications, of which I am halfway through."