- Location
- Eysins, Switzerland
- Type
- Internship
- Department
- Healthcare
- Seniority
- Internship
- Education
- Bachelor
- Source
- Workday
Description
The intern will support the Nonclinical Pharmacology teams for routine analysis and/or analytical method development.
After the appropriate training in selected assays, the following is the expectation:
Participate in routine analysis in the laboratories;
Execute binding and biological characterization assays in support to assay development and qualification, clone/process selection, similarity, comparability and mode of action evaluation of Biosimilars products at different stages of development.
Generate, analyze data (graph results, tables…);
Record all experiments (including equipment, materials and reagents) in a daily routine by using an electronic laboratory notebook;
Record all materials received or disposed by using our electronic inventory system;
Participate to the daily tasks of the laboratories (routine analyses, calibration of instruments, cleaning, etc…);
Participate to the life of the team (team meeting, regular updates, and presentation of results, etc…);
As appropriate, provide support the development and/or qualification of an analytical method for a monoclonal antibody;
If required, support in writing laboratory documentation in English.
Qualification profile
Education & Languages:
Education: CFC or Bachelor in biology/biotechnology/pharma/Analytical domain. Preferably, basic knowledge of cell based functional assays methods, cell culture, protein binding assays (SPR (Biacore), ELISA methodology…) and analysis and reporting of results;
Knowledge of development of biopharmaceutical drugs and their characterization (e.g. Fab and Fc activities…);
Previous working experience in a lab is an asset;
Good level of organization and precision skills;
Like scientific challenges;
Languages: Fluent in French and/or English – Technical reading comprehension in English is essential;
Computer literacy:
Experience in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook.
Internship Information
Start Date: 01.10.2026
Duration: Minimum 12 months, Maximum 18 months