The Future Talent Program features Cooperative (Co-op) education that lasts up to 6 months and will include one or more projects. These opportunities in our Research and Development Division can provide you with great development and a chance to see if we are the right company for your long-term goals. We are seeking a highly motivated and technically skilled student majoring in the life sciences, medicine, pharmacology/pharmacy, or related discipline for a Co-op role. The goal of this position is for the individual to gain broad insight into the drug development process and knowledge of regulatory affairs. The student should have strong interest in oncology drug development. Successful candidates should be able to work independently and will also be expected to proactively collaborate with colleagues. The Regulatory Affairs department works in all of our therapeutic areas, including oncology, infectious disease, vaccines, cardiology, immunology, and neuroscience. The Co-op will work on one or more projects within the oncology therapeutic area with focus on regulatory affairs. They will work under the guidance of a mentor and have observational and hands-on responsibilities. Co-op students will work within a diverse group studying the role of the regulatory affairs team in oncology clinical development. This is an exciting opportunity for individuals enrolled in BS, MS, and PhD programs with interest in obtaining experience in regulatory drug development. Additionally, successful candidates will have invaluable opportunities to develop and expand their professional networks. We are seeking Co-op candidates with strong academic performance, communication and teamwork skills, and the ability to work in a multi-functional environment.