Leading Biopharma Firms Currently Recruiting
In the dynamic world of biopharmaceuticals, job opportunities continue to emerge despite the industry's recent challenges. According to BioSpace, a leading platform for life sciences news and career resources, approximately 2,500 positions are currently open across various biopharma companies.
As of September 2025, some of the top companies actively hiring include AbbVie, Eli Lilly, Takeda, Amgen, and a host of others. This list also includes relative newcomers such as Resilience, Arvinas, and Insmed.
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The decline in job postings this year, following numerous layoffs, has not deterred these companies from seeking talent. In fact, the number of average job postings on the BioSpace website decreased by 30% year over year in August 2025, falling under 3,000.
Notable companies like Novo Nordisk, CSL, Lundbeck, Regeneron, BioMarin Pharmaceutical, and Grail are also part of this hiring surge. Angela Gabriel, a writer for BioSpace, has been covering these developments closely.
ATCC, GenScript, and BioMarin Pharmaceutical are among the other biopharmas currently seeking new hires. As the industry continues to evolve, so too does the demand for skilled professionals.
In this competitive job market, staying informed and prepared is key. With Career Insider providing quarterly life sciences job market reports, job seekers can stay ahead of the curve and make informed decisions about their careers.
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