FAQs
What will I learn during the internship?
During the internship, you will gain a good understanding of soluble recombinant protein techniques, including plasmid vector design, DNA purification, cell transfection, mammalian and bacterial cell culture, protein purification, and protein characterization.
What are the eligibility requirements for applying?
Candidates must be enrolled in a bachelor's degree program in a relevant discipline (e.g., Biology, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biological Engineering), have completed 2 years of study toward their degree by June 2025, and must be eligible for employment in the United States.
How long is the internship program?
The internship program lasts for 10 consecutive weeks, beginning in June of 2025.
What are the working hours for this internship?
The specific working hours will be determined based on departmental needs but typically align with standard working hours.
Will I be working alone or with a team?
You will work collaboratively with colleagues from diverse backgrounds and specialties, gaining insights into various fields within the pharmaceutical industry.
What laboratory skills are required for this position?
Candidates should have basic laboratory skills acquired through a lab course, academic lab, or industry lab.
Is there a specific software I need to be familiar with?
Yes, familiarity with Geneious software for plasmid vector design is beneficial.
What is the compensation for this internship?
The starting compensation for this internship ranges from $21.00/hour to $29.00/hour, depending on demonstrated experience and education level.
Are there opportunities to present my work during the internship?
Yes, you will be expected to present project progress and findings at weekly meetings.
What should I do if I require reasonable accommodations during the application process?
You can request reasonable accommodations by directing your inquiries to adastaffingsupport@bms.com before accepting a job offer.