biocom internships

Internship Title

• Biocom internships are available for high school students, college students and PhD students.
• If you’re a high school student interested in a biocom internship, you can apply for one at the end of your junior year of high school. The deadline for submissions is May 1st (the first day of summer).
• If you’re a college student interested in a biocom internship, apply during your sophomore year or junior year through our website. The deadline is usually the first week of December.*
• If you’re interested in getting involved with biotech research as part of your PhD program at [university], please contact Dr. [name].

Duration of Internship

Internships can last anywhere from 1-3 months. In most cases, they are full-time internships. However, some interns are looking for part time options as well.

Depending on the program and your goals, you may want to consider whether it is better to apply for a summer internship or an internship during the school year. For example, if you are looking to build up your experience in one particular area of biotechnology, then applying at the beginning of summer will allow you more time to focus on this field of study without having any other projects or classes distracting you from your goal. On the other hand, if you are interested in learning about different types of scientific research and working with many scientists throughout an entire project (rather than just one), then applying during regular school hours may be better suited for this kind of experience because there will be more people available who could teach and guide you through different aspects of science than what would normally be available during summers which tend towards being less busy overall due largely in part due their lower population levels due primarily because most students stop attending class until fall semester starts again later that year).

Eligibility / Requirements

To apply for a biocom internship, you must:

• Be enrolled in a university or college.
• Have a minimum CGPA of 3.0.
• Be available for the entire duration of your internship (which may be either one or two semesters). Additionally, we require that you are able to work in a fast-paced environment and have strong communication skills as well as an ability to work independently.

About the company

Biocom is the industry association for California’s life science business. We represent and promote the interests of our member companies in Sacramento and Washington, D.C., as well as throughout California’s Bay Area, Central Valley and Orange County regions.

The Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO) represents more than 1,300 biotechnology companies, academic institutions, state biotechnology centers and related organizations across all 50 states and 26 countries that are involved in the discovery, development and commercialization of advanced medical products derived from living organisms.

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To apply, submit a CV and cover letter. We recommend that you include a link to your LinkedIn profile so we can get a sense of your work experience and how you might fit into our team. The final step is an online coding challenge that will test your familiarity with basic Python programming concepts. If you’re unable to take this test because of disability or another reason, please contact us as soon as possible with more details on why it’s difficult for you to do so.

If accepted into the program, applicants must commit to working full time (40 hours per week) throughout the duration of their internship at Biocom; they also must live within easy commuting distance from Cambridge during this time period (within 30 miles). This commitment includes travel time, which is often necessary due to meetings with clients in Boston or other nearby cities such as New York City or Washington DC.

Applications open for technical and non-technical internships

Biocom sponsors internships throughout the year. We offer internships in technical and non-technical fields to students and recent graduates. Our paid, full-time summer internships are available throughout the United States and abroad.

The Biocom program has provided leadership opportunities for over 3,000 undergraduate students in the past 30 years, with many alumni going on to pursue graduate degrees (including PhDs) at top schools around the world. The program also provides an excellent opportunity for companies to engage with highly talented individuals who may become future leaders within their organization or community at large.