“I enjoyed working with Andy at Roche when we launched and commercialized the first fully automated IVD NGS library prep automation globally. Adny represented the US organization on the launch team. Andy stands out with his ability to manage conflicting projects, deal with a strong personality, and collaborate cross-functionally. In product launches, it is crucial to fully understand customer needs and closely monitor the voice of customers and the market. Andy was instrumental in increasing our US market knowledge and early customer access/installations. I found Andy responsive, reliable, empathic, analytical, and curious. I confidently recommend Andy to any employer.”
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