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Begining January 2004 the Biopolymers Facility became an
official employer for the NEU co-op program. We currently offer four undergraduate
positions available to all NEU students who wish to apply. These paid positions
are available for six-month rotations.
The NEU co-op program was established in 1909 and is now ranked as the #1
intern program in the country by US News and World Report. With our proximity to the NEU campus along Huntington
Ave we are in an ideal location for students to commute between work and home.
For more information about how your workplace can benefit
from the NEU Cooperative Education Program please visit their website: http://www.coop.neu.edu/.
Our Biology co-op position offers students interested
in biotechnology and research a chance to work with advanced robotic liquid
handling systems and a variety of cutting edge technologies. Working with our team of technicians
the student will learn important skills for the study of modern genetics and molecular biology. With an
emphasis on education as well as work our co-op position provides access to
some of the top research investigators at Harvard University and the exciting
discoveries taking place here at the medical school.
Our Business co-op position has two main responsibilities. The first is to manage
the daily operations of our reagents and supplies stock room program. Tasks include filling customer orders,
taking inventory and replenshing stock. The second responsibility is to assist the facility finance manager
and director in preparing and reviewing various business reports necessary for the facility's operation.
The reports include fee calculations, sales reports, budgets and marketing analysis.
Our Computer Science co-op positions are geared toward
students interested in computer science and informatics. Responsibilities for
these co-ops include database development and LIMS management. Housed within our facility are dozens
of computers and network servers. The co-ops will have the very critical
task of writing code and developing data pipelines to help our scientific team
manage the large volume of of samples processed through our facility on a daily basis.
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Biology |
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Business |
Open |
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Computer Science |
Open |
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Computer Science |
Open |
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Biology |
Sara Alian |
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Business |
Matt Shingler |
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Computer Science |
Yoginaben Patel |
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Computer Science |
Madhuri Velidi |
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Biology |
Amanda Wells |
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Biology / Computer Science |
Lei Lei Hien |
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Biology |
Tom Mulhern |
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Computer Science |
Andrew Gagne |
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Biology |
Stacey Tzakas |
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Biology |
Meghan Morris-Mitchel |
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Computer Science |
Tim Orme |
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Biology |
Erica Mazaika |
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Computer Science |
Josh Breckman |
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