Associate Consultant
Pubblicato il 20-10-2026 - Veeva Systems in Romano di Lombardia
Veeva’s Consultant Development Program (CDP) is an accelerated pathway that transforms early-career professionals into high-impact consultants who deliver cloud and AI solutions, helping global Life Sciences companies bring life-changing therapies to patients.
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We are hiring across Europe At Veeva, you will work at one of our hubs to foster community and collaborative learning. Hubs include:
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- Spain: Barcelona
- Germany: Frankfurt and Berlin
- United Kingdom: London
- Hungary: Budapest
- Poland: Warsaw, Wroclow, and Krakow
To be eligible for the role you must be willing and able to relocate and work long‑term at one of our hub locations.
The Role
You’ll work hands‑on with innovative technology, collaborating directly with internal teams and external customers, implementing our products to solve complex business challenges. In this role,
you’ll learn our industry‑leading cloud platforms and work with cutting‑edge AI solutions to transform how life sciences companies operate. Empowered from day one by a team‑first culture, you will accelerate your career growth as a technical consultant who thrives in an environment where we work hard for our customers and each other.
Start Dates: April 2027 and September 2027
The Program
As part of the Consultant Development Program, you will:
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- Ramp up quickly. Your journey begins with an intensive, team‑based onboarding program that combines hands‑on learning, transparent feedback, and active collaboration to develop the consulting skills and industry knowledge to make an impact right away.
- Learn by doing. You won’t be watching from the sidelines. You will take on real responsibility and work directly with customers to solve problems within your first three months.
- Thrive together. Grow alongside a supportive team of seasoned leaders and peers who actively champion your development through open communicati