Adolfo López-Noriega
Research Leader

“My favorite time of the week is on Monday at 4 pm when the whole Research Team sits together to talk exclusively about science and to challenge our results.”

I am Adolfo, I am from Spain. I am a full time father and in my free time I enjoy making science. I am a pharmacist and ever since my graduation I have been researching very different technologies for drug delivery.

How  MedinCell a different company?
I can’t really compare with other pharma companies, as I joined MedinCell directly from the academic world. However, I find it difficult to believe that I would have the freedom and trust I am given daily to perform my work. I feel fully supported and empowered to make the ideas of the team become real. And this definitely has a huge positive impact on the quality of our research.

What is the benefit that you find most valuable at MedinCell?
Flexibility. My wife and I do not have much support around to take care of our children as our families are far. MedinCell is fully supportive on this and makes my life much easier by being really flexible so I can balance my personal and my professional lives.

Kyle Kingsley
IT Infrastructure Manager

“My favorite time of the week is lunchtime. Compared to America, France knows how to take a proper lunch break.”

Hi, my name is Kyle and I’m an American Expat living in the south of France. I consider myself a techie adventurer who loves sport, travel, and music.

What is the benefit that you find most valuable at MedinCell?
Flexible schedule and mandatory vacation policy. The company trusts us with time management. We can start work between 8-10am and end the day between 3-8pm. This gives us the ultimate flexibility of scheduling our work day as necessary.
I appreciate how MedinCell strives to take care of their people.

Any anecdotes?
On two separate occasions with two separate people, I was asked for help because the computer cursor was acting crazy. The individuals were upset and frustrated and at first, I thought there was a real problem with their mac. That is, until I discovered that 1 person had left their wireless mouse on in their bag and the other had a book on top of their wireless trackpad, causing their computer cursors to be stuck or running wild on the screen as if controlled by a ghost.