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Generare is seeking an intern to join our R&D team in Paris to study the mechanisms driving sporulation in our bacterial strains and identify the environmental conditions that trigger them. You will perform experimental work to test hypotheses about the pathways involved and the factors that influence them.
Beyond exploration, your findings will feed into our production pipeline, helping us better control and leverage these mechanisms, while collaborating with the R&D team to translate results
At Generare, we’re reopening one of humanity’s most powerful sources of innovation:
the natural evolved chemistry of microbes. We’ve built a discovery engine that blends
synthetic biology, computational biology, and automation to explore the vast 97% of
microbial natural products that remain undiscovered, and to turn that hidden diversity
into a rapidly growing library of truly novel bioactive molecules. The platform is already
running at industrial scale, revealing new scaffolds and modes of action faster than any
other approach, and unlocking fresh routes to tackle antimicrobial resistance, cancer,
parasitic diseases, and major agricultural needs.
Generare was created in 2023 from the landmark work of Dr. Vincent Libis and is scaling
fast. We’re 30 brilliant people in the heart of Paris today, growing rapidly next year, and
building the team that will bring nature’s molecular library to the next wave of medicines
and sustainable crop protection.
We are looking for an intern to join our R&D team to help us understand the mechanisms
driving the sporulation of our bacterial strains and identify the specific conditions under
which they get triggered. This will involve experimental work to test hypotheses about
the pathways and environmental factors involved.
Beyond this fundamental research, your work will have a direct, applied dimension :
your findings will feed into our production pipeline, helping us better control and
ultimately leverage these mechanisms to our advantage.
You will work in close collaboration with the R&D team throughout the project to ensure
your results translate into practical improvements
This internship is a chance to work on a subject directly impacting everyday work in the lab. You'll gain hands‑on experience in a biotech startup, building both practical and theoretical knowledge in microbiology. You'll get to follow and lead your project from start to finish, and above all, see the direct impact of your work on the processes running in the lab.
Depending on how your project evolves and the R&D topics being explored at the time of the internship, your work may expand to include other R&D missions.