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Undergraduate Protein Analytics Research Co-op (Summer-Fall 2025)

Location: Lebanon, NH

Type: Temporary

Min. Experience: Student (College)

Undergraduate Protein Analytics Research Co-op (Summer-Fall 2025)

Adimab is the leading technology provider for therapeutic antibody drug discovery, focusing solely on our partnerships without pursuing an internal product pipeline. Since 2009, we have partnered with over 130 pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, generating more than 600 therapeutic programs, of which more than 75 have entered clinical trials. 

Role Overview:
We are seeking a motivated student to join our Protein Analytics team for a six-month co-op. In this role, you will gain hands-on experience with analytical techniques used to characterize proteins. The successful candidate will provide support on the following tasks:

Responsibilities
  • HPLC: Run and analyze routine samples (e.g. SEC, HIC).
  • Generate biotinylated proteins via chemical or enzymatic reactions, confirm quality, and assess degree of labeling and sensor loading by Octet BLI. Summarize results and report data.
  • Octet BLI: Perform routine kinetic analysis, analyze data
  • Track reagents and lab supplies in eLabInventory system
  • Perform maintenance and system cleaning on HPLCs and kinetic instruments
Needed upon hire
  • Working towards a degree in Biotechnology, Bioengineering, or a related field
  • Detail oriented
  • Ability to commit to a 6-month term starting in June 2025
  • Knowledge of basic wet bench skills (e.g. micropipette usage) and laboratory safety
  • Adaptable and productive in a fast-paced environment
  • Ability to communicate effectively and openly with colleagues and supervisors 

Come join us!
As a profitable privately-held biotech company, we take a long-term view on value creation and make substantial investments in technology development, research, and our people. Located in New Hampshire’s beautiful Upper Connecticut River Valley, we are minutes from Dartmouth College, the Geisel School of Medicine, the Thayer School of Engineering, the Tuck School of Business, and the Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center. We are fortunate to be situated in an area that is renowned for its premier skiing, hiking, and biking.
 


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