Rotational Analyst
Roivant
About the Role
The Rotational Analyst Program at Roivant is a two-year initiative designed for recent college graduates, beginning in July 2027. The program offers four six-month rotations across various teams and functions, including Roivant’s portfolio of Vants. Its primary goal is to cultivate future leaders within the Roivant family by accelerating talent development. Analysts are empowered to take ownership of projects and make significant contributions from the outset.
Sample Projects Include
- Investments: Evaluating in-licensing opportunities to expand Roivant’s portfolio of life-changing medicines.
- Research and Development: Performing literature reviews to identify indication expansion opportunities in support of Vants.
- Vants: Developing strategies to accelerate clinical trial recruitment.
- Strategic Finance: Creating an investor deck, in partnership with key executives, for a Phase 3 clinical trial readout.
Graduates of the program often transition into full-time roles at Roivant or its Vants, or pursue further education at top universities. Roivant Sciences is recognized as a Fast Company Best Workplace for Innovators, with the Rotational Analyst Program highlighted among Science and Technology firms.
About You
Roivant seeks top talent with leadership potential who possess strong intellect and entrepreneurial drive. The company fosters a fast-paced environment that values work ethic, analytical rigor, collaboration, and creative thinking, providing the resources and freedom to address complex healthcare challenges.
Preferred Skills & Characteristics
- Ambitious & Driven: Passionate about Roivant’s mission to improve health through innovative medicines and interested in the intersection of science and technology.
- Curious & Analytical: Asks insightful questions, analyzes data to find answers, and possesses superior verbal and written communication skills to translate complex concepts into clear recommendations.
- Self-Directed: Capable of independently seeking information, solving conceptual problems, coordinating across teams, and delivering results in challenging situations with minimal direction. Thrives in ambiguity.
- Conscientious & Detail Oriented: Possesses strong multi-tasking, organizational, and project planning skills, with a demonstrated ability to meet aggressive deadlines.
- Impatient & Scrappy: Ability to execute tasks efficiently, adapt quickly to a changing environment, demonstrate creative problem-solving, maintain a can-do attitude, and exhibit a persistent bias for action.
Qualifications
- Enrolled in a 4-year undergraduate university in the United States.
- Expected graduation date between December 2026 and June 2027.
- Currently pursuing an undergraduate degree in a life sciences, business, economics, or a related quantitative field (e.g., Biology, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Economics, Finance, Data Science, Public Health).
- Demonstrated interest or experience in healthcare, biotech, or the life sciences.
Requirements
- Track record of academic excellence; GPA of 3.5 or higher.
- Willingness to relocate to New York, NY.
- Authorization to work in the U.S. (This role is not eligible for visa sponsorship including STEM-OPT).
The expected base salary for the role is $100,000 per year at the commencement of employment. Base salary is part of a total compensation package that may include discretionary bonuses, equity, and company-sponsored benefit programs. This is an at-will position.