Quality Control Strategy and Science Spring Co-op

Bristol Myers Squibb•New Brunswick, NJ

10d•$24 - $45

About The Position

The Commercial Analytical Science (CAS) team within the Quality Control Strategy and Science (QCSAS) department is embedding AI into its everyday work. This six-month co-op is dedicated to designing, building, and rolling out Claude-based workflows that improve team efficiency and support high-quality work. The student will develop Claude Projects, Artifacts, templates, and Claude Cowork workflows, then train the group to use them. The role aims to make Claude an integral part of the team's work, supported by a playbook and handoff plan to sustain the program after the co-op ends. The role is intended for a student with demonstrated fluency in AI tools, especially Claude and Claude Code. The co-op will work with team members to identify workflow bottlenecks, build and test solutions, document responsible-use practices, and support adoption through training and coaching.

Requirements

Currently enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program.
Demonstrated fluency with Claude and Claude Code, including prompt design, Projects, and Artifacts; applicants should provide examples of their work.
Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to explain technical concepts to non-experts.
Ability to work independently, manage priorities, and meet deadlines.
Availability for 20–30 hours per week for the full six-month term.
Must be legally authorized to work in the United States at the time of hire and throughout employment, without requiring sponsorship now or in the future.

Nice To Haves

Coursework and/or certifications in AI, machine learning, or Claude, such as Anthropic educational courses on Claude and Claude Code or university AI/data science courses.
Experience with Claude Cowork or other agentic AI tools.
Working knowledge of Python, scripting, or the command line.
Experience with scientific data analysis, reporting, or analytical workflows.
Prior experience teaching, tutoring, or leading training sessions.
Interest in process improvement or change management.
A degree program in a biological, chemical, or physical science is preferred but not required.

Responsibilities

Build and maintain Claude Projects for recurring analytical tasks, with clear instructions, curated knowledge, and documented use cases.
Develop Artifacts, including interactive tools, calculators, dashboards, and reports, to streamline routine analyses and deliverables.
Create reusable Claude templates and prompt libraries to support consistent, high-quality results.
Use Claude Code to automate and script analytical tasks, data handling, and document generation.
Build and test multi-step workflows in Claude Cowork to reduce repetitive work.
Meet with team members to identify bottlenecks, prioritize use cases, and measure time savings.
Document workflows, best practices, and guardrails, including data handling and responsible use, in a team playbook.
Educate and coach the group through hands-on workshops, demonstrations, and office hours to encourage daily use of Claude.
Report progress regularly and present results and recommendations to the team and leadership at the end of the co-op.