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At Foundation Medicine we look for the best and brightest interns and co-ops who share our hunger for transforming cancer care. Learn more about our 2022 program here. 

 

Intern, Supply Chain Process Improvement (International Trade and Global Logistics) (Undergraduate)

  • Seaport Blvd., Boston, Massachusetts, United States
  • Full Time

The Intern, Supply Chain Process Improvement (International Trade and Global Logistics) will support the management of the manufacturing of kits used in specimen collection for Laboratory Operations and drive logistics process improvement activities. The role encompasses all specimen collection kit products utilized globally. This Intern works with contract manufacturers on the kit manufacturing process, ordering, sourcing, logistics, tracking metrics on fulfillment, and quality complaint handling. The outcome of this internship is to learn about Global Supply Chain operations. 

 

The FMI Internship Program is offered to students currently registered in a degree program. It is a 10-12 week summer commitment, Full Time, 40 hours/week. Interns will gain a greater understanding of FMI through challenging project-based work, Spotlight Speaker Series with company executives, and the chance to connect with all employees by attending many company-wide events.

 

Foundation Medicine is unable to consider candidates that will require visa sponsorship now, or in the future, for this specific role.

 

Key Responsibilities:

  • Manage replenishment requests from customer groups like Marketing, Client Services, Clinical Operations.
  • Develop business cases to evaluate process improvement opportunities
  • Evaluate & manage Customs related documentation to support global network.
  • Investigate root cause issues related to kit logistic complaints with Client Services and other internal stakeholders.
  • Root cause lost and delayed shipment related issues for broader network issues.
  • Learn SOPs, GMP / regulated records and compliance standards for GMP, QSR, CLIA and other environments.
  • Learn environmental and health safety guidelines and policies.
  • Other duties as assigned.

 

Qualifications

Basic Qualifications:

  • Rising Junior or Senior enrolled in an accredited college or university pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain Management, Engineering, Business, or related field 
  • Competent in Microsoft Office and Microsoft Excel

 

Preferred Qualifications:

  • Experience working in an office environment
  • Lean Six Sigma Knowledge
  • Ability to multi-task and remain flexible with changing priorities 
  • Strong organizational skills and attention to detail
  • Understanding of HIPAA and importance of privacy of patient data
  • Commitment to FMI values: patients, innovation, collaboration, and passion

 

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About Foundation Medicine

Foundation Medicine, Inc. (FMI) began with an idea—to simplify the complex nature of cancer genomics, bringing cutting-edge science and technology to everyday cancer care. Our approach generates insights that help doctors match patients to more treatment options and helps accelerate the development of new therapies. Foundation Medicine is the culmination of talented people coming together to realize an important vision, and the work we do every day impacts real lives.

Our 2022 Internship Program


At Foundation Medicine we look for the best and brightest interns who share our hunger for transforming cancer care. Not only will each intern have the opportunity to learn and grow, but we will also learn from our interns as we pursue our passion together. We offer opportunities in departments across the company including: Lab Operations, Cancer Genomics, Data Strategy & Product Development, Technology, and Business Support Services. 

Learn more about our 2022 program here. 

"My time as an intern helped shape my career decisions. Seeing the important work done at Foundation Medicine helped me realize that this was the right path for me. After I graduated college in May of 2020, I was offered a full-time position as a Molecular Technician, before being promoted to a Molecular Technologist I. In my current role, I process patient samples by performing DNA digestion, extraction, library construction, and quality control assays."

- Stephanie, Molecular Technologist, Former Laboratory Operations Intern

 

Learn more about making the most of your internship here. 

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