APR.Intern - PPB Technology

External opportunities: These internships are not automatically approved for course credit as we do not have a formal agreement with the host organisations. They are considered as self-sourced internships and if they meet the requirements for project content, learning outcomes, safety, etc they can be considered for credit.

If you negotiate a self-sourced internship, email science.internships@anu.edu.au to enquire about credit. Contact us as soon as possible so we can assess the internship requirements, and enrolment in the internship course (eg SCNC 3000) arranged for credit. Include this information in your email: Name of Host organisation; Address of Host organisation; Title of project; Description of project and your duties; Clearances required; Host Supervisor contact details: name, address, email address and phone number; Number of units; Intended session/year of internship eg. Semester 1, 2021.

Internship type

External opportunity

Credit

To be confirmed upon successful application

Level

PhD

Description

PPB Technology, a Canberra start-up, is looking for:

The intern should ideally have a strong interest in translating cutting edge research into products and services that solve real-world problems, within a commercially-focussed technology business.
It is essential that the intern be highly-skilled in setting up and performing biochemical assays and capable of making up solutions, pipetting accurately and reproducibly, and using highly sophisticated laboratory instruments.
The intern must be capable of close attention to detail, diligently performing repetitive tasks and keeping comprehensive and accurate records.
The intern must have good interpersonal skills as they may be required to liaise with customers, career research scientists, and professionals from a range of business functions.

Full details of the internship project, including duration, eligibility, scholarship and application can be found at:

https://aprintern.org.au/internship/ppb-technology-apr-1787/