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The Position

At Roche's pRED, we develop transformative medicines to address unmet healthcare needs. Our culture of curiosity, responsibility, and humility empowers our team to innovate rapidly.

Located in Molecular Characterization within Large Molecule Research, we focus on novel therapeutic antibodies and next generation biologics.

Your Team

We offer an internship in "Functional Characterization," where you'll work with multidisciplinary teams of associates/scientists dedicated to the in-depth characterization of complex biologics.

This project based internship in the field of synthetic biology/immunology is focusing on the development of a highly sensitive stable reporter gene cell line to characterize next generation large molecule therapeutics and evaluate new technologies for the development of potency assays.

Your tasks and responsibilities

• Cell line engineering
• Flow Cytometry and Fluorescence-Activated Cell Sorting (FACS) of cells
• Cell-based reporter gene assays
• Interpretation of data and transfer of results to your supervisor and contribution to the establishment/adaption of new protocols
• Support interdisciplinary teams within the unit of Molecule Characterization

Your profile

• You are currently enrolled as a student in Biology, Immunology, Biotechnology or a comparable study program for the entire duration of the internship
• You are excited about learning new techniques, data processing, evaluation, and discussing results
• You are willing to perform wet lab experiments and eager to establish new techniques
• You are a highly motivated person, a strong team player, but capable of working independently where necessary
• You have experience with aseptic techniques and mammalian cell culture practices
• You have interest and basic knowledge in cell-based molecular biology methods

Your Advantages

• Flexible working hours (37.5 hours/week)
• €2092 remuneration per month for a full-time internship > 3 months
• Discounted meal prices (-50%) in our canteen
• Fitness center on the Roche campus
• Networking with other students
• The possibility of accommodation in the Roche Boarding House or convenient transport connections to Munich with the Roche shuttle

Your Application

Simply upload your resume.

Please remember that this internship is aimed at students (m/f/d) who are currently enrolled for the entire period of the internship or, alternatively, at people in a GAP-year of a maximum of one year (between Bachelor's and Master's studies), where it can be proven in writing at which university/college and exactly when (month/year) within a year the studies will be continued.

Start

As of now or according to agreement for 6 months in Penzberg.

This position is suitable for students looking for a full-time internship.

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Who we are

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