At SAS, the power of analytics isn’t just transforming business; it’s also helping to change lives. Through their Data for Good program, SAS proudly collaborates with The Kids’ Cancer Project (TKCP), an organisation committed to improving outcomes for children diagnosed with cancer. To shine a spotlight on all the great work they’re doing, we recently sat down with Justine Stehn, Head of Research at The Kids’ Cancer Project, to learn more about her fascinating career path, what drives her work, and how SAS and TKCP are working together to make a real-world impact.
After starting out by studying genetics, Justine became fascinated by biochemistry and cell signalling (A.K.A. the way cells communicate and work together). That spark set her on a course toward medical research, where she would explore how things break in the body, and how science might help fix them.
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As a global leader in data analytics and artificial intelligence, SAS is at the forefront of helping businesses and organisations solve real-world problems through data. Whether they’re improving health outcomes, optimising business decisions, or tackling social challenges (like childhood cancer with The Kids’ Cancer Project), SAS applies analytics for a better world.
At SAS, you can find a variety of career pathways in areas like data science, artificial intelligence, software development, consulting, marketing, and more. The best part? They’re also known for fostering innovation and encouraging employees to use their skills for good through programs like Data for Good, which supports tonnes of very worthy causes.
Want to start using your tech powers for good? Explore career opportunities with SAS by visiting their employee profile today!
