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Wayne State University is offering a Quality Assurance Intern position targeting undergraduates based in Massachusetts. This role involves hands-on experience with documentation management in a biotech setting.
The ideal candidate is expected to assist with audit readiness, support training coordination, and maintain strict adherence to Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP). Successful applicants will gain valuable experience while contributing to quality integrity in a fast-paced environment.
This opportunity is available through Project Onramp, a program to help Pell‑granted undergraduates gain access to paid summer internships, industry mentors, and early career training in the Life Sciences sector and related industries. We are partnered with 100+ companies across the country, and have placed 1,000 students in summer internships since 2019. You can read more about us here.
Applicants MUST permanently reside or ALREADY HAVE CONFIRMED HOUSING within a commutable distance of the facility. Housing/relocation is NOT provided.
Our Corporate Partner is a pioneering, well‑funded biotech firm operating the world’s first Integrated Development and Manufacturing Organization (IDMO) for advanced cell therapies. By taking an Industry 4.0 approach and leveraging end‑to‑end automation, they are drastically lowering manufacturing costs and accelerating global patient access to life‑saving, living drugs. They are headquartered in California, with a brand‑new, commercial‑scale Smart Factory located in Bridgewater, New Jersey.
Our partner is seeking an innovative and highly motivated Quality Assurance Intern who is eager to gain hands‑on experience in a collaborative, fast‑paced startup environment. This individual will work cross‑functionally with Quality Assurance, Manufacturing, and Technical Operations teams to support the management and integrity of controlled documentation within an advanced manufacturing platform. The intern will gain direct exposure to Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), electronic document management systems (eDMS), and regulatory expectations.