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Norgine Tech Stack

Specialty pharma with integrated manufacturing, hepatology and oncology focus

Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Amsterdam, Amsterdam 1,001–5,000 employees Founded 1906 Privately Held

Norgine is a privately held specialty pharmaceutical manufacturer based in Amsterdam, serving 25+ million patients annually across Western Europe, Australia, and New Zealand. The tech stack reflects a traditional pharma operations footprint—SAP, Oracle, Veeva, LIMS, SCADA—with recent moves into cloud (adopting Veeva and MES) and Microsoft AI tools (Copilot, OpenAI). Hiring is accelerating across commercial and operations roles, particularly in the UK and DACH region, suggesting active M&A integration and capacity builds in alliance management and revenue operations.

Tech Stack 30 technologies

Core StackActive Directory SAP Power BI Oracle GitHub Copilot Power Platform OpenAI Windows Apple JD Edwards Logility Word Excel OCI Azure Teams SharePoint TMS Copilot Studio Microsoft 365 LIMS PLC SCADA Microsoft Office Outlook PowerPoint Veeva Agiloft Egencia
AdoptingVeeva MES

What Norgine Is Building

Challenges

  • Mitigating partnership risks
  • Cost efficiency
  • Ensuring compliance with gxp regulations
  • Driving digital transformation in marketing
  • Reducing manual processes
  • Streamlining processes
  • Maximising value of in-licenced assets
  • Optimising alliance governance
  • Compliance with healthcare regulations
  • Improving user workflows

Active Projects

  • Insight to action lead roc insight to action process
  • Cloud licensing process integration
  • Governance setup
  • Integration/alliance launch
  • Synergy projects in the dach region
  • Processes automation
  • Business process/model rethink
  • Right-sizing cloud licensing initiatives
  • Internal and external audit program
  • Asset strategy partnership development

Hiring Activity

Accelerating45 roles · 25 in 30d

Department

Engineering
8
Ops
7
Sales
7
Manufacturing
4
Marketing
4
Quality
4
Executive
2
Healthcare
2

Seniority

Senior
15
Mid
13
Junior
6
Lead
5
Director
2
Manager
2

Notable leadership hires: National Engagement Lead, Head of Commercial, Brand Lead, Head of Alliance Management

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About Norgine

Norgine manufactures and commercializes specialty medicines in hepatology, cancer supportive care, women's health, and gastroenterology. The company operates in-house manufacturing with supply networks across its core markets, supported by regulatory, clinical, and medical expertise accumulated over 120 years. With annual revenues exceeding €500 million and 1,001–5,000 employees, Norgine combines direct commercial capabilities with a partner-led model—in-licensing and out-licensing are core competencies. Current operational priorities center on process automation, compliance infrastructure (GXP, healthcare regulations), and extracting value from acquired and partnered assets through alliance governance and workflow optimization.

HeadquartersAmsterdam, Amsterdam
Company Size1,001–5,000 employees
Founded1906
Hiring MarketsUnited Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Norway, Netherlands, Australia

Frequently Asked Questions

What tech stack does Norgine use?

Norgine runs SAP and Oracle for ERP, Veeva for life-sciences-specific workflows, LIMS for lab data, SCADA and PLC for manufacturing control, and Power BI for analytics. Recently adopting Veeva more broadly and manufacturing execution systems (MES), with GitHub Copilot and OpenAI integrated into Microsoft 365 for productivity.

What is Norgine working on?

Current projects include cloud licensing and governance setup, process automation, business model rethinking, alliance integration launches (particularly in the DACH region), and audit program establishment. Internal focus is on reducing manual workflows and extracting value from in-licensed assets through better alliance governance.

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