Joining Thermo Fisher Scientific means contributing significantly to finding cures, protecting the environment, and ensuring food safety. Your efforts will directly impact real-world issues and support your career growth.

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How will you make an impact?

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Join the dynamic Thermo Fisher Clinical Next Generation Sequencing Division team for global career advancement in various roles like hardware/software engineers, biomedical engineers, chemists, molecular biologists, etc. Ideal for motivated individuals eager to innovate in gene sequencing technology.

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The Systems Integration and Test Engineering Internship we offer is a 12-week summer program tailored for undergraduates pursuing degrees in computer science, biomedical engineering, and/or electrical engineering. Interns will be assigned to a 12-week project based on their skills that match the needs of the marketing analytics business.

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What will you do?

Intern projects offer hands-on engineering experiences in a diverse workplace environment. You will collaborate with team members, explore different areas, and engage with various leaders.

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Projects could focus on the following functions:

• Develop test cases and a test plan based on the requirements and release schedules for a specific software or instrument release
• Complete test cases as described and detailed in the test plan
• Identify failures during test execution and log appropriate information needed to allow the developer to understand, reproduce, and address the issue
• Conduct analysis of the root causes for customer blocking issues
• Be involved in New Product development (i.e. vision system development on latest Sequencer platform)

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Location/Division Specific Information

This position will be under the supervision of the Systems Integration and Test team in the Clinical Next Generation Sequencing Division at Thermo Fisher.

There are internship opportunities at the Guilford, CT R&D campus.

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How will you get here?

• Actively working towards a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or Biomedical Engineering as a full-time student.
• Preferred GPA of 3.5 or higher
• Strong desire and motivation to develop a career as a future leader in the biomedical instrumentation
• Strong quantitative, analytical, and problem-solving skills
• Results oriented through initiative, ownership, and accountability
• Applicants must have unrestricted US work authorization (forms of CPT and OPT are restricted work authorization)

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At Thermo Fisher Scientific, all 70,000 exceptional team members have a distinctive narrative. Join our cause and play a part in our remarkable objective of assisting our clients in promoting a healthier, cleaner, and safer world.

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