Spring Co-op/Immunotoxicology at GSK Internships & Co-ops powered by Atrium

Upper Providence, Pennsylvania, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

13 Jan, 26

Salary

40.0

Posted On

15 Oct, 25

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Biological Sciences, Lab Skills, Micropipetting, Flow Cytometry, Cell Based Assays, Immunology, Cell Biology, ELISAs, Cell Culture, Leadership, Teamwork, Communication Skills

Industry

Description

Why GSK? Uniting science, technology and talent to get ahead of disease together. GSK is a global biopharma company with a special purpose – to unite science, technology and talent to get ahead of disease together – so we can positively impact the health of billions of people and deliver stronger, more sustainable shareholder returns – as an organisation where people can thrive. We prevent and treat disease with vaccines, specialty and general medicines. We focus on the science of the immune system and the use of new platform and data technologies, investing in four core therapeutic areas (infectious diseases, HIV, respiratory/ immunology and oncology). Our success absolutely depends on our people. While getting ahead of disease together is about our ambition for patients and shareholders, it’s also about making GSK a place where people can thrive. We want GSK to be a place where people feel inspired, encouraged and challenged to be the best they can be. A place where they can be themselves – feeling welcome, valued, and included. Where they can keep growing and look after their wellbeing. So, if you share our ambition, join us at this exciting moment in our journey to get Ahead Together. Department Description Immunological Toxicology is part of the Non-clinical Safety (NCS) department with in GSK R&D Business Unit. NCS aims to characterize, understand, and explain the biological mechanisms of the Safety of new medicines and to translate this knowledge for project teams, patients, prescribers, and regulatory agencies.Immunolgical Toxicology specifically develops and executes testing strategies to investigate immunotox consequences of on-target and/or off-target engagement of compounds. We provide timely, comprehensive, and well-integrated assessments of immunotoxicity potential and risk at all phases of drug development and regulatory submissions. We support customized immunotoxicology testing on in-house and outsourced in vivo toxicology studies and continuously develop and improve in vitro and in vivo methods to assess immunotoxicity.We are located at the Upper Providence Site in Collegeville, PA. Job Description We are seeking a 6 month co-op student who is interested in learning and utilizing “state of the art” equipment for evaluating drug-induced effects on the immune system. The co-op student will be involved with ongoing Immunologic Toxicology projects evaluating Immune stimulation and disregulation utilizing current immunologic methods such as flow cytometry and cell based assays on samples obtained from in vitro and in vivo studies. Minimum Qualifications Pursuing a Bachelor's degree (Sophomore, Junior or Senior) in Biological Sciences. Basic lab skills including micropipetting, capable of following directions, can perform calculations, and keep an accurate laboratory notebook. Track record of achievement and leadership in work and/or extracurricular activities. Excellent communication skills, both oral and written. Evidence of leadership and teamwork skills. Desire for a career in the pharmaceutical industry. Must be able to work full-time (35-40 hours/week) throughout the duration of the 6-month co-op (March ~ September 2026). Must have an active student status and/or within 12 months post-graduation from a BS or MS degree program. Post-doctoral candidates are not eligible. Preferred Qualifications Basic understanding of Immunology and/or Cell Biology. Student with at least one previous co-op experience. Experience with ELISAs, Flow Cytometry, and cell culture. Eligibility Requirements Must successfully pass a drug screen and background check prior to assignment target start date. Please note: If you do not receive an automated email after submitting your application, be sure to check your spam folder. Benefits While GSK embraces a flexible work environment, we do require certain positions to be onsite. Candidates who are hired for an on-site role or hybrid role, and reside outside of 50-miles from their assigned work location, are eligible for relocation stipend. This is a one-time payment to help offset housing & relocation expenses. Please refer to the position details for the requirements of each position. GSK Interns and Co-ops are offered a competitive hourly pay rate and benefits. Please note, benefits eligibility determined the month following date of hire. This job posting is for a temporary role as an employee of Atrium on assignment at GSK. The individual selected for this role will be offered the role as an employee of Atrium; compensation, medical benefits, fringe benefits and other terms and conditions of employment shall be presented by Atrium upon offer. The pay rate range provided is a reasonable estimate of the anticipated compensation range for this job at the time of posting. The actual pay rate will be based on several factors, including skills, competencies, experience, educational degree obtained, location and/or being pursued and other job-related factors permitted by law. In addition, this role will be eligible for overtime pay, in accordance with federal and state requirement. Pay Rate Range: $21/hr to $40/hr Interested in learning more? Register now on our digital learning platform (GSK Get Ahead - Connectr) where you can access interview and assessment hints and tips, speak to a mentor and learn more about life at GSK.

Responsibilities

The co-op student will be involved with ongoing Immunologic Toxicology projects evaluating immune stimulation and disregulation. They will utilize current immunologic methods such as flow cytometry and cell-based assays on samples obtained from in vitro and in vivo studies.