Internship Cell Technologies

Roche

Oct 16

Applications are closed

Internship
Full-time
Off-cycle Internship
Science
Research & Development
Penzberg

Requirements

You are passionate about science and are currently studying biotechnology, molecular biology, cell biology or any other relevant life-science subject at a university or similar.
Being enrolled is a formal requirement for the internship.
During your studies, you already gained hands-on experience in molecular biology and cell culture work and are confident to work independently.
You may be a generalist looking to dive deep into one topic, or a specialist looking to broaden your expertise.
Ideally, you bring knowledge in the field of data handling & analysis and can process & present them accordingly.
Coding experience in python, R, mathlab, bash would be an advantage.
Good skills in English, both spoken and in writing, alongside experience in working in multi-cultural, international teams complete your profile.

Responsibilities

During your internship you will be part of a dynamic team of highly motivated scientists and will learn and apply cutting-edge technologies for drug and cell line development
You will design and build new genetic elements and vectors (promoters, gene switches) for the expression of therapeutic molecules and test them (by e.g. NGS) in a production setting
You will have the opportunity to implement new workflows and improve existing methods for production, purification and characterization
You will also contribute to the development and implementation of new technologies inspired by synthetic biology approaches. Using state-of-the-art bioinformatics you will learn from the results and present your findings to the group
You will take part in regular exchanges and will also have the opportunity to give presentations to colleagues from other Roche sites in Basel and the US

FAQs

What is the duration of the internship?

The internship is for a duration of 6 months, starting immediately or as agreed upon.

What qualifications do I need to apply for this internship?

You need to be currently enrolled in a university studying biotechnology, molecular biology, cell biology, or another relevant life-science subject.

Is prior experience in molecular biology and cell culture work required?

Yes, you should have gained hands-on experience in molecular biology and cell culture work during your studies.

What programming or coding skills are beneficial for this role?

Knowledge in data handling and analysis, as well as coding experience in Python, R, MATLAB, or Bash, would be advantageous.

Are there opportunities for professional development during the internship?

Yes, Roche provides numerous opportunities for personal development and supports continuous learning.

Will I be working as part of a team during the internship?

Yes, you will be part of a dynamic team of highly motivated scientists.

Will I have the chance to present my findings during the internship?

Yes, you will have the opportunity to present your findings to the group and to colleagues from other Roche sites in Basel and the US.

Is this internship open to international students?

The internship is open to all eligible candidates who meet the enrollment requirement, including international students.

What skills are necessary for success in this internship?

Key skills include teamwork, courage in tackling issues, willingness to take responsibility, and a passion for continuous learning and innovation.

How can I apply for this internship?

Please upload your resume online, as instructed in the job description.

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