Biologics Engineering, Computational and Experimental Design of Multispecific Antibodies Intern

AstraZeneca is hiring a Biologics Engineering, Computational and Experimental Design of Multispecific Antibodies Intern. It pays $39-$42/hr and Level rates it ; you can apply on AstraZeneca.

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On Level's scale, this role is Works on AI ●●●○: the daily work is on AI products, without building the model.
Tools and skills the posting cites include Python, Computational Modeling and protein engineering.
Level classifies it as an internship.
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Designs multispecific antibodies using computational and AI-enhanced approaches in a 12-week internship role.

PythonComputational Modeling

protein-engineeringcomputational-designmolecular-cloningcell-based-assays

We are looking for rising seniors and Master's level students studying Chemical Engineering, Biological Engineering or a related field for a 12-week internship role at our site in Gaithersburg, MD from May 24, 2027 to August 13, 2027.

Position Description:

Design multispecific antibodies using computational and AI-enhanced approaches.
Produce multispecific antibodies using appropriate expression and purification workflows.
Characterize multispecific antibodies through functional and biophysical assays.

Position Requirements:

Rising seniors and Master's level students studying Chemical Engineering, Biological Engineering or a related field.
Required experience includes computational protein modeling/design and protein engineering.
Required wet-lab skills include molecular cloning, protein purification, and in vitro and cell-based assays.
Candidates must have an expected graduation date after August 2027.
US Work Authorization is required at time of application.
This role will not be granting CPT support.
Ability to report onsite to Gaithersburg, MD site 5 days per week. This role will not provide relocation assistance.
Compensation: $39 - $41.50 per hour.

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Date Posted

11-Nov-2026

Closing Date

01-Dec-2026

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How we rate this

Biologics Engineering, Computational and Experimental Design of Multispecific Antibodies Intern at AstraZeneca rates 65 out of 100 for how much of the daily work is AI. That makes it Works on AI (AI Level 3 of 4). The level is about AI in the job, not seniority.

Classification

Works on AI. The daily work is on AI products, without building the model.

●●●● Builds AI80 to 100
●●●○ Works on AI60 to 79
●●○○ Uses AI40 to 59
●○○○ Little AI0 to 39

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Key facts

Biologics Engineering, Computational and Experimental Design of Multispecific Antibodies Intern is an open job at AstraZeneca.
Level rates this role AI Level 3 of 4: Works on AI.
The listed pay is $39-$42/hr.
The role is based in US - Gaithersburg - MD.
The job was posted on November 11, 2026.
Seniority: intern.
Applications are handled by AstraZeneca. Apply on AstraZeneca

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Skills and AI tools this role asks for

Protein EngineeringComputational DesignMolecular CloningCell Based AssaysPythonComputational Modeling

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Tell me about a project where cell based assays was part of your work. What did you do?
Walk me through how you've used Python in your day-to-day work.

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