Amgen Enbrel Pediatrics

Psoriasis can be stigmatizing at any age, but for children and teens it can be especially challenging. Capgemini helped Amgen support caregivers and kids with a set of “PsOps” experiences — each one borne of relatable tween and teen scenarios — that highlighted the symptoms, diagnosis, and management of plaque psoriasis through a responsive website, animated episodes, an interactive educational game, and comic book.

My Role: Program Manager responsible for strategy development, project objectives, timelines, and implementation, and internal and external stakeholder alignment

A cartoon image showing a boy with skin conditions on his various body parts, including his knee, thigh, and arm, with a concerned expression as he examines his skin.
Illustration of a group of diverse people skateboarding in a skate park with a young man in an orange hoodie and glasses riding a skateboard in the foreground, and a crowd cheering in the background. The title reads 'Billy, PsOps & The Golden Skatebo
A comic strip showing a doctor explaining how chronic plaque psoriasis affects the immune system, using animations of proteins called cytokines and immune cells. The doctor shows a patient and family images of skin plaques and immune cells, illustrat
Animated scene showing five characters and a dog in a room. Two characters are standing and three are sitting on a bed. One standing man is wearing a suit with crossed arms, another standing man is dressed as a scientist with a backpack and giving a
Animated fish with robotic arms, holding onto a mechanical light fixture, appearing surprised or concerned.
Cartoon illustration of green and blue characters with helmets and backpacks swimming inside a pinkish, textured background resembling the interior of a body or a cave.
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