FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of the Postgraduate Intern at BCM Ventures?
The primary responsibility of the Postgraduate Intern is to assist in the commercialization of technologies and discoveries from faculty research, which includes evaluating technologies for commercial potential, conducting market assessments, and supporting intellectual property tasks.
What are the minimum qualifications required for this position?
The minimum qualifications required for this position include the completion of a postsecondary applicable degree or training program, and it may require licensure or certification in a related field.
Will the intern work independently or under supervision?
The intern will work directly with and under the guidance of BCM Ventures licensing managers.
What kind of market research will the intern be involved in?
The intern will be involved in developing marketing summaries, discovering strategic information about companies, and performing technological and market feasibility assessments for BCM technologies.
Is there an opportunity for the intern to gain practical experience in intellectual property tasks?
Yes, the intern will assist with intellectual property novelty searches, freedom-to-operate searches, and various other intellectual property-related tasks relevant to the disclosed technologies.
Is this internship paid?
The job description does not specify whether the internship is paid or unpaid; interested candidates should inquire directly with BCM Ventures for this information.
What type of technologies will the intern be working with?
The intern will be working with technologies developed from faculty research at Baylor College of Medicine and its partner institutions, which may involve medical products and therapies.
Is this position open to all graduates?
This position is aimed at individuals who have completed a relevant postsecondary degree or training program, so candidates with applicable degrees are encouraged to apply.