An internship in Gore’s R&D lab in Heerlen seeks a Laboratory Technology intern, responsible for introducing and validating three new measurement techniques and applying theory to improve quality. You will set up and optimize techniques, draft SOPs, perform calibrations, analyze data, and present findings to the R&D team at the end. Requirements include pursuing a vocational or applied sciences degree (MLO/HLO) in Laboratory Technology or Chemistry; basic experience with core analytical techniques; safety-minded, proactive, and able to work independently; fluent in Dutch and English. To apply, tailor your resume to show technique work, SOP writing, data reporting; highlight fast learning, onsite availability in Heerlen, and alignment with Gore’s inclusive culture.
We are looking for a Laboratory Technology intern (f/m/d) to start as soon as possible in our Research & Development (R&D) laboratory at Gore in Heerlen. During this internship, you will be responsible for independently introducing and validating three brand-new measurement techniques. You will have the chance to apply your theoretical knowledge directly within an innovative, international organization and make a meaningful contribution to our quality and product development.
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