
Graduate Intern, Regulatory Affairs
United States – RemoteClinical Development & Clinical OperationsInternJob Description
We are seeking highly motivated and passionate individuals to join our Summer Internship Program! As an intern at Kite, you’ll have the unique opportunity to learn about cell therapy from some of the brightest minds in biotech while making a meaningful impact. We’re committed to developing early talent, and we welcome motivated individuals with a passion for transforming the way cancer is treated. The program also offers the opportunity for networking within Kite and Gilead, social events with fellow interns and Kite leadership as well as career development trainings while providing competitive compensation and relocation assistance for eligible candidates.
The Role:
Kite Regulatory Writers develop regulatory submission documents that support the conduct of clinical trials and ultimately regulatory approval to market our cell therapy products in the US, European Union, and other regions. We collaborate closely with colleagues in Regulatory Affairs, Safety, Clinical Development, Clinical Operations, and Biostatistics. We are also responsible for writing and ensuring both the accuracy and overall quality of reports, summaries, and other documents submitted to global regulatory agencies. Writers also support the development of background sections, including scientific literature reviews.
The Regulatory Writing intern will have the opportunity to develop an understanding of regulations and guidance as they relate to development of documents for Kite’s cell therapeutic products. You will also learn about the role and responsibilities of key functions that work closely with Regulatory Writers. You will receive mentorship from senior writers and have an opportunity to support the development of one or more documents for Kite products.
Responsibilities:
Review text and tables of documents against source documents to ensure accuracy
Provide text describing methods and/or results for a subsection of a regulatory submission document
Ensure consistency and accuracy of citations
Shadow selected medical writing team members for short periods to develop an understanding of regulations and guidance related to the development of documents for Kite’s cell therapy products
In collaboration with the Kite mentor, liaise with internal subject matter experts (SMEs) to summarize key data conclusions obtained in clinical studies
Attend internal medical writing team meetings to review project status and deliverables
Basic Qualifications:
18 years or older
Minimum GPA of 2.8
Eligible to work in the United States without work authorization sponsorship now or in the future
Currently enrolled in a full-time graduate degree program at an accredited U.S. based university/college
Completed at least one year of study at an accredited university/college prior to internship commencing
Enrolled full-time in the Fall Semester at an accredited U.S. based university/college after the completion of the internship – with earliest graduation date of December 2024 or Spring/Summer 2025
Able to complete a 10-12 consecutive week internship between May and August
Able to relocate if necessary and work at the designated site for the duration of the internship
Not be employed at the time the internship starts
Preferred Qualifications:
Currently enrolled in Graduate Degree with emphasis in Biologic Science, Regulatory Science, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Bioengineering or similar related degree programs
Proficiency with MS Office Suite
Ability to identify issues and seek solutions
Ability to work both independently and collaboratively/Ability to work in collaborate in cross functional teams in fast pace, dynamic team setting
Efficient, organized, and able to handle short timelines in a fast-paced environment
Experience and/or interest in the Biotechnology, Pharmaceutical or health-care industry
Knowledge and understanding of Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and regulatory policies
Excellent verbal and written communication skills and affinity for writing
Some familiarity with basics of clinical trials for the development of drug and biological products