Job Description

A 10–12 week summer internship in the Chemical Biology department focused on advancing cellular biology research through modern experimental techniques. Interns will gain hands-on experience with protein detection methods and proximity labeling while collaborating with experienced scientists on drug discovery projects.

Responsibilities

• Apply proximity labeling techniques to investigate protein interactions in human cell-based systems
• Design and execute proof-of-concept studies to evaluate platforms for protein identification and quantification
• Analyze experimental data and present findings to team members and stakeholders
• Participate in team meetings and contribute to experimental strategy development and troubleshooting

Requirements

• Currently pursuing BS/BA, MS, or PhD in biology, chemistry, biochemistry, molecular biology, chemical biology, or related field
• Completed at least two years of studies toward a bachelor's degree by June 2027
• Available full-time for approximately 10–12 weeks from late May through August 2027
• Demonstrated interest and experience in research relevant to biology or drug discovery
• Experience with mammalian cell culture techniques (preferred)
• Familiarity with protein analysis methods such as Western Blotting or ELISA (preferred)
• Experience with molecular biology techniques for studying protein–protein interactions (preferred)

Compensation: $39,108–$111,111

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