About this Quality Control Biotech Intern role at Johnson & Johnson
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Beerse, Antwerp, BelgiumJob Description:
Join us for a hands-on internship in one of the most exciting and innovative areas of healthcare. As a QC Biotech Intern, you'll gain real-world laboratory experience, learn from experienced scientists and analysts, and see firsthand how Quality Control supports the production of CAR-T cell therapies (Chimeric antigen receptor T-cell therapy), a groundbreaking treatment helping patients fight cancer.
The Janssen Supply Chain Group is looking for interns to join our CAR-T hub in Europe, based in Beerse, Belgium. Internship opportunities are available throughout the first half of the year, with flexible timing to align with your university requirements and availability.
What you'll do:
Perform analytical testing in compliance with specifications, procedures, and GMP regulations under supervision.
Interpret analytical data and draw conclusions.
Maintain a safe laboratory environment in line with environmental, health, and safety regulations.
Participate in laboratory meetings and team discussions.
Preferred qualifications
Currently enrolled in a Bachelor's degree program in a scientific or related field.
Understanding of biological and biochemical analytical techniques.
Knowledge of analytical technologies and aseptic techniques used in QC laboratories.
Experience with cellular and/or molecular techniques such as qPCR, Flow Cytometry, and/or Potency assays.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications (Outlook, Excel, Word, and PowerPoint).
Fluency in English, both written and spoken.
Strong communication skills and eagerness to learn in a team-oriented environment.
Practical Details:
Location: Beerse, Belgium
Duration: 8-16 weeks
Timeframe: February-May (we are flexible on the exact start and end dates and will do our best to align the internship with your academic schedule and university requirements).
Please note:
This internship is based in a GMP-regulated environment; opportunities for independent laboratory work may be limited.
You must remain enrolled as a student throughout the internship.
The internship can only start if your school agrees to sign the standardized Johnson & Johnson Belgium internship agreement. External agreements cannot be accepted.
Launch your career in biotechnology, we look forward to receiving your application!
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As this position is posted in a country that is subject to EU pay transparency requirements, the Talent Acquisition team will provide pay range information on request and to candidates invited to an interview.
