Hear from our associates
Aside from the opportunity to work on state-of-the-art technology, the work culture at RCI has plenty of advantages. We employ people across a range of disciplines and from a variety of backgrounds. Watch the videos to check how it is like to work at BD in Limerick.
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Read our associates' stories
See the interviews and learn more about working at BD in Limerick.
After moving around the world, Limerick welcomed Ranjani Iyer with open arms
Ranjani Iyer is no stranger to flying to unknown places, having moved multiple times during her study and career. When she arrived at Limerick to take up a role at BD, she was thrilled to find that the city welcomed her warmly. Yet for someone like Ranjani Iyer, who is originally from a town in India called Palakkad (near Kerala) and was raised in Mumbai, moving for work wasn’t merely a matter of a short-hop plane ride. Click HERE to read Ranjani's story.
Greater communication between scientists and the public is needed
Demystifying science is, now more than ever, of paramount importance, and this starts with strengthening the lines of communication between the general public and scientists, according to Siobhán Cashman, a senior scientist at the reagents and assays R&D team in Limerick. Click HERE to read Siobhán's story.
There is so much opportunity and innovation in Ireland now
When it comes to pharma, tech and medical devices, Ireland is going from strength to strength and attracting talent home. Ireland has come on in leaps and bounds over the years and has established itself as a major global player across multiple sci-tech industries, including the medtech space. This growing industry is beginning to attract a lot of talent to Ireland from overseas, with some its own natives returning home for opportunities they didn’t have before. Click HERE to read Ricky's story.
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