Jobs at Xeris Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

We are seeking a motivated and enthusiastic intern to join our Chemistry Manufacturing and Controls (CMC) department, part of our Product Development and Technology Operations organization. This internship offers experience in developing pharmaceutical products in accordance with regulatory requirements, exposure to real-world projects, and an opportunity to develop professional skills in a collaborative environment.

This role is based in Xeris' Chicago office and requires five days per week in the office. On-site requirement may change at management's discretion.

• Research guidance from agencies such as FDA and USP to understand technical requirements for product development and ongoing product support
• Assist with preparing and reviewing study designs, data trend analysis, summary reports, risk assessments, and regulatory documentation
• Support the team in day-to-day operations as needed
• Participate in team meetings and contribute ideas
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams as needed
• At the conclusion of the internship, prepare a comprehensive review of the internship experience and present to the organization

• Currently pursuing a Bachelor's or graduate degree in Biology, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Biochemical Engineering or related field, and has completed a minimum of 2 years of undergraduate studies
• Minimum GPA 3.0
• Returning to academic program at a credentialed institution for at least one semester post-internship
• Strong interest in pharmaceuticals
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Powerpoint)
• Prior classes in introductory chemistry, as well as organic chemistry and/or analytical chemistry
• Thrive in a fast-paced, diverse work environment

Competencies: Written and Verbal Communication, Teamwork & Collaboration, Attention to Detail, Self-Starter, Analytical skills, Problem Solving, Organizational skills, Adaptability, Professionalism.