Internship FAQs
What are the requirements of Foundation Medicine’s Internship Program?
Internships are full time roles lasting between 10-12 weeks in the summer and offered to students currently enrolled in a degree program. We hire at all degree levels: Bachelors, Masters and PhD. We accept applications from international students, but visa sponsorship support varies by position and department. All internships are paid, so you must be legally authorized to work in the United States during your internship.
What can I expect during my internship at Foundation Medicine?
Interns will gain a greater understanding of Foundation Medicine through challenging project-based work, Lunch & Learn programs with company executives, and the chance to connect with all employees by attending company-wide events.
Are internships paid?
Yes, all Foundation Medicine internships are paid roles. In addition to an hourly rate, we also pay for an MBTA monthly T pass (subway) or commuter rail pass depending on your commuting needs for the duration of the internship.
Are international students eligible to apply?
Yes, international students are eligible to apply. However, visa sponsorship support varies by position and department. All internships are paid, so you must be legally authorized to work in the United States during your internship.
What is the hiring timeline for summer internships?
Summer internships will be posted in early January 2021. Some positions will have a deadline of late January and others will be in early February. Most offers will be made by the end of March.
How do I apply for an internship?
Students must apply to the internship role of interest directly via the Foundation Medicine Careers site https://careers.foundationmedicine.com/.
Is a student who has graduated and will not be returning to school eligible for the internship program?
The internship program is for students currently enrolled in a degree granting program.
