Biocon

Being out here at 20 Electronic City means we are right in the middle of everything. It’s always crowded and the commute can be a real headache some mornings. We have been working from this spot for quite a bit. It’s a big area with lots of buildings, but we’ve settled into our space. We handle a lot of different things related to the bio side of things, mostly laboratory stuff and technical work. It’s not all science and white coats though; there is a lot of regular office work and logistics that keeps us busy. We have a lot of desks and equipment squeezed in. Sometimes the AC acts up, but we manage. People think it’s all very high-tech because of the name, but at the end of the day, it’s just a group of us trying to get the orders right and keep the experiments going. We spend a lot of time on computers and then a lot of time in the back rooms checking samples. It’s a long day usually. We grab lunch at the local stalls nearby when we can. The security at the gate is strict, which is fine. It feels like a small city inside a city. We don’t really have time for big speeches about what we do. We just come in, do the testing or the filing, and head home when the sun goes down. It’s steady work and we keep the place running as best as we can.