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    Supporting STEM2D professionals everywhere

    At Johnson & Johnson, we aspire to be the employer of choice for top talent in STEM2D fields (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math, Manufacturing, and Design) because we believe STEM2D professionals are powerful catalysts for change in the world.

    In our professional programs, we champion the power of perspective through reimagined attraction and development of the world’s best STEM2D talent.
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    Why WiSTEM2D matters to us

    • Johnson & Johnson was founded on science and innovation and we’re committed to being a partner and advocate for all STEM2D students and professionals. We are enthusiastic about working with esteemed institutions and organizations to expand the idea base in STEM2D fields and fostering many perspectives across the world.
      Kathy Wengel
      Executive Vice President & Chief Technical Operations & Risk Officer

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