This is a major achievement for the Budapest site, which has now grown to be the largest service center within Roche. It supports the innovative healthcare efforts of 152 Roche entities in 58 countries across the EMEA region.
Its 2,000 colleagues work in the six-story, modern, new office building on Véső utca in Budapest, or they can choose to work from home or even sign a remote contract if they live farther away from the capital.
Since 2020 the company has hired more than 800 highly educated, English speaking experts to support existing (Finance, HR, IT) and new business lines. The sector went through a massive transformation, moving from transactional services to end-to-end solutions centers.
New business lines at RSS EMEA include a fast-growing Global Digital Hub providing branding, social media, publishing support for affiliates, or Regulation Capabilities handling submission activities. It is not uncommon now that graphic designers, medical writers, regulation and compliance experts, or agile coaches join in a meeting with financial, IT, HR colleagues to work in virtual teams, on global projects.
"This is a different service center from the one that started out 16 years ago. With our 2,000 colleagues we are not only providing a wider range of traditional and new services, but we are also a significant player in the local service industry and an attractive employer of the best talents. What remains the same is delivering exceptional value to our partners, our culture of debate, mutual respect, and diversity. And of course the dedication of our colleagues to help contribute to curing patients," said RSS EMEA general manager, Martin Kikstein.
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