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I started working at TPP straight after completing a Computer Science degree at Aberystwyth University.

I studied Physics at Cambridge University but when I graduated I didn’t know what I wanted to do. I applied for TPP’s internship but, as I had already graduated, I was offered the full time job instead. I’m glad I accepted this offer as I get to work with like-minded people in a fast-paced, yet more focused environment which I didn’t find in internships at other companies.

University of Leeds - History

Dr Matt Curtis (BM, BS, BMedSci, DRCOG, DCH, MRCGP)

University of Leeds – Law

I studied Maths with a year of Law at the Open University.

After graduating from the University of Sheffield with a degree in Biomedical Science, I had no idea what kind of job I wanted to throw myself into.

When I started the internship, I was amazed at how quickly I was writing code that went out to real doctors around the world.

I studied Accounting & Finance at Sheffield Hallam University and had no idea what I wanted to do after I graduated. After hearing good things about TPP, I decided to apply and following a super easy application process I was offered the role of Implementation Specialist.

Northumbria University – Psychology

Keele University - Rehabilitation Science

Leeds Beckett University - French with International Business

I have worked for TPP as a Product Specialist since 2008. I love my job as I have an extremely varied role. One week I could be delivering end-user-training to a pharmacist in China, an

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