Key Responsibilities

• Research pharma pipelines, commercial portfolios, and key stakeholders to help identify and prioritize potential partnerships based on Genesis’ strategic objectives and AI platform
• Analyze comparable deals and collaborate with a diverse set of Genesis Therapeutics stakeholders to set objectives and draft potential terms for platform and/or asset partnerships
• Support preparation of materials for ongoing discussions with actual/potential pharma partners, and assist other activities across end-to-end business development processes
• Contribute to other corporate strategy initiatives (e.g., market sizing, competitive research)

Qualifications

• Currently enrolled in EITHER a life sciences PhD program (e.g., bioengineering, chemistry) OR a top-tier MBA program with prior experiences in the life sciences industry
• Familiarity with life sciences and drug development via prior roles, internships, consulting, academic research, or academic groups (e.g., life sciences consulting clubs)
• Prior experience supporting corporate strategy and/or business development work, ideally in life sciences, including primary/secondary research and quantitative/qualitative analyses
• Knowledge of oncology, computational small molecule drug discovery, and/or AI drug discovery platform landscape would be preferred, but not required
• Excellent communication, listening and strong presentation skills
• An undergraduate degree in life sciences or related field preferred
• If remote, ability for occasional travel to San Francisco Bay Area

What We Offer

• Competitive salary for the internship
• Free lunches and team events if on-site  
• The opportunity to work on challenging, high impact activities that will tangibly accelerate pharmaceutical innovation and the discovery and development of new medicines
• One-on-one mentorship and experience to support a business-oriented career in biotech
• Strong technical coworkers in AI, software, and chemistry, who all have a powerful mix of intellectual curiosity and humility. The team reads and discusses 1-2 engineering or chemistry papers every week to stay on top of the field and inspire new ideas