Analytical R&D Fellowship – Formulation and Solubility Studies (Hiring Our Heroes Corporate Fellow)

Job Requirements We are honored to be a sponsor of Hiring Our Heroes and proud to offer transitioning service members this opportunity to gain professional experience in a 12-week fellowship program. This posting is for the Hiring Our Heroes, Corporate Fellowship 2026 - Cohort 3. Candidates must be transitioning service member fellows who will complete the program within the last 180 days of transition from military service. The fellowship will be 12 weeks long.

Overview

Our Research Laboratories (MRL) is a global research organization with over 6000 employees globally, with the mission “to discover, develop and provide innovative products and services that save and improve lives around the world”. At its core, MRL is a science-driven R&D organization focused on the discovery, development, and delivery of innovative medicines and vaccines. Our Research Scientists are our Inventors. Using innovative thinking, state-of-the-art facilities and robust scientific methodology, we collaborate to discover the next medical breakthrough. The Vaccine Analytical Research & Development department of our Research & Development Division is seeking applicants for an Analytical R&D Intern position at its West Point, Pennsylvania research facility. The Analytical R&D Intern is a laboratory-based scientific role tasked with solving complex analytical problems at the interface of biology, chemistry, and lab informatics disciplines to enable development of Vaccine supporting process development, formulation development, vaccine investigations and method lifecycle management.

In this role, the individual will work with a team of scientists to develop state-of-the-art analytical techniques, such as separations of small molecules, polymers, proteins, conjugates, and nanoparticles to evaluate formulations and perform solubility studies using chromatographic (HPLC and CE) as well as spectroscopic techniques (UV-VIS, IR , Fluorescence, and NMR), Immunoassay, and classical chemistry techni