4.67 out of 5
3 review(s)
Headquarters:
Boston, MA
Employees:
12,000
Annual Interns:
45
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Genzyme
| Internship Overview |
| Internship Rating (Avg): 4.67 out of 5 |
| 3 Intern Reviews |
| Avg Genzyme Intern Salary: $20.67 |
| 3 Intern Salaries |
Internship Stats
Genzyme offers paid internships across all business units with a focus on health/science and business operations.
Genzyme Internship & Company Overview
With many established products and services helping patients in 100 countries, Genzyme is a leader in the effort to develop and apply the most advanced technologies in the life sciences. The company's products and services are focused on rare inherited disorders, kidney disease, orthopaedics, cancer, transplant, and immune disease.
The goal of Genzyme’s University Relations Program is to connect diverse, knowledgeable students with the opportunity to undertake temporary assignments and learn from our employees in Genzyme’s state-of-the-art facilities. We seek students from all over the world who are innovative thinkers, team players and self motivated.
Genzyme knows the value of offering shared learning experiences to students. While working at Genzyme, students may take part in such things as corporate briefings, community relations activities, facility tours and social networking opportunities. Genzyme employees work with college students during their internships and co-op assignments to provide opportunities for skill building, guidance and informal mentoring. While at Genzyme, many of our intern and co-op candidates establish employee relationships that assist them in becoming qualified candidates for full-time positions upon graduation.
The University Relations Program offers internships or co-op assignments in many of our U.S. based facilities for both undergraduate and graduate students. We offer opportunities in such areas as life sciences, supply chain management, engineering, information technology, business development, and regulatory affairs. * References
Genzyme Internships: here Genzyme Internship FAQs: here
Internship Stats
Genzyme offers paid internships across all business units with a focus on health/science and business operations.
Genzyme Internship & Company Overview
With many established products and services helping patients in 100 countries, Genzyme is a leader in the effort to develop and apply the most advanced technologies in the life sciences. The company's products and services are focused on rare inherited disorders, kidney disease, orthopaedics, cancer, transplant, and immune disease.
The goal of Genzyme’s University Relations Program is to connect diverse, knowledgeable students with the opportunity to undertake temporary assignments and learn from our employees in Genzyme’s state-of-the-art facilities. We seek students from all over the world who are innovative thinkers, team players and self motivated.
Genzyme knows the value of offering shared learning experiences to students. While working at Genzyme, students may take part in such things as corporate briefings, community relations activities, facility tours and social networking opportunities. Genzyme employees work with college students during their internships and co-op assignments to provide opportunities for skill building, guidance and informal mentoring. While at Genzyme, many of our intern and co-op candidates establish employee relationships that assist them in becoming qualified candidates for full-time positions upon graduation.
The University Relations Program offers internships or co-op assignments in many of our U.S. based facilities for both undergraduate and graduate students. We offer opportunities in such areas as life sciences, supply chain management, engineering, information technology, business development, and regulatory affairs. * References
Genzyme Internships: here Genzyme Internship FAQs: here
| 3 Genzyme Intern Salaries |
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Research & Development Intern: $18/hour
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Marketing Intern: $25/hour
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HR Intern: $19/hour
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| 3 Genzyme reviews posted anonymously by former interns: |
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| My boss treated me with respect: |
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| I enjoyed my fellow co-workers: |
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| The work I performed was interesting: |
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Neutral "OK" |
| I feel better positioned to gain a fulltime job: |
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| Overall, I was satisfied with my internship: |
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Pros:
I helped new employees pick the right beneifit plans and explained 401k options. It was interesting work to see how this all function in aggregate. In HR at Genzyme, I really felt like I was helping people.
Cons:
Some of the work got tedious (lots of paperwork).
Advice for other students:
If you want some solid HR experience at a well known company, Genzyme is a good spot for you.
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Strongly Agree |
| I enjoyed my fellow co-workers: |
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Strongly Agree |
| The work I performed was interesting: |
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Strongly Agree |
| I feel better positioned to gain a fulltime job: |
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Agree |
| Overall, I was satisfied with my internship: |
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Strongly Agree |
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Pros:
- Incredibly smart co-workers and boss. I really connected with them.
- Competitive and demographic analysis was very interesting.
- I know understand how pharmaceutical companies make projections and how they view their marketing.
Cons:
Genzyme was merging with Sanofi which made things a little crazy and I could tell there was some unrest amongst employees.
Advice for other students:
Pharma marketing will only grow, get in it.
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Strongly Agree |
| I enjoyed my fellow co-workers: |
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| The work I performed was interesting: |
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Strongly Agree |
| I feel better positioned to gain a fulltime job: |
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Strongly Agree |
| Overall, I was satisfied with my internship: |
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Strongly Agree |
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Pros:
- Genzyme is a strong company.
- Real experience running cell culture protein uptake experiments.
- Very much enjoyed the cell work.
- Good hours, predictable.
Cons:
It's difficult to gain Independence and trust over the course of 12 weeks.
Advice for other students:
Experience in lab work means a lot to these big bio-tech companies. Get exposure as early as possible.
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