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Lonza Visp invites applications for an Intern (m/f/d) in QC Bioanalytics to gain hands-on experience in a GMP-regulated laboratory. The site-based role in Visp supports real-time collaboration and strict quality control in medicine manufacturing.
You will perform routine analyses with ELISA and qPCR, support method transfer and documentation, and assist with lab upkeep. A biology-related degree or vocational training is required, and English or German is acceptable, with the other language as a
The actual location of this job is in Visp, Switzerland.
We are looking for an Intern (m/f/d) in QC Bioanalytics.
The QC Bioanalytics department at Lonza Visp is responsible for a broad range of biochemical analyses.
To support our growing team, we are seeking a motivated intern (m/f/d) who is eager to gain hands-on experience in a GMP-regulated laboratory environment and contribute to our quality control operations.
This is a fully site-based role. Working together in person supports close, real-time collaboration and the technical precision needed to manufacture medicines to the highest quality and safety standards.
At Lonza, our people are our greatest strength. With 30+ sites across five continents, our globally connected teams work together every day to manufacture the medicines of tomorrow.
Our core values of Collaboration, Accountability, Excellence, Passion and Integrity reflect who we are and how we work together. Everyone's ideas, big or small, have the potential to improve millions of lives, and that's the kind of work we want you to be part of.
Innovation thrives when people from all backgrounds bring their unique perspectives to the table. At Lonza, we value diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.
If you're ready to help turn our customers' breakthrough ideas into viable therapies, we look forward to welcoming you on board.
Ready to shape the future of life sciences?