The Scientific Digital Communication intern will work with a multi-disciplinary team of content developers, scientific writers, visual artists, and digital specialists to audit, evaluate, and improve our digital channels (websites) for sharing stories of research and discovery.
This position offers the opportunity to become immersed in the breadth and depth of the scientific research enterprise at St. Jude, while honing skills in digital channel processes and strategy (SEO best practices, tagging, web architecture, etc.).
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- Working toward an undergraduate or master’s degree from an accredited college or university with coursework in communications, life sciences, digital media, project management, or a similar field with a 3.0 GPA or above.
- Demonstrated interest in biomedical science and research.
- Strong organizational, problem solving, and analytical skills.
- Ability to communicate in a professional manner with peers and leaders.
- Able to navigate priorities and work autonomously as appropriate.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office suite.
- Experience with Adobe platform software and/or other digital management platforms preferred.
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- Assist with digital content creation as needed (writing, page design, etc.)
- Audit current digital domains managed by the Scientific Communication team and identify areas for content refresh, cross-linking, and general improvement.
- Review Sci-Comm web domains for SEO opportunities, accessibility concerns, and broken links.
- Assist with project management processes related to digital platform operations.
How to Apply
Apply using the form below. Both your resume and cover letter should be in PDF format. Your letter should include a statement on how participation in this internship would support your academic and career goals. Any previous internships or work experience should be included on your resume.
Deadline to submit application: Sunday, January 17, 2025
Successful candidates will qualify for a stipend. Other expenses, including food and transportation, are the responsibility of the selected intern.