The Operations Intern will provide valuable support to the Operations team in various areas, including data management, process improvement and logistics. This role offers an excellent opportunity to gain practical experience in a dynamic operational environment while contributing to the efficient and secure handling of biological samples.
Business Intelligence & Data Visualization
Develop and maintain dashboards on Metabase to monitor operational and strategic KPIs
Structure the BI environment to ensure consistent navigation and intuitive data presentation (filters, naming conventions, dashboard logic)
Contribute to the analysis of operational performance through velocity indicators, activity trends, and flow monitoring
Strategic Analysis & Board Preparation
Support the preparation of board-level presentations by generating charts, trends, and forecasts related to volumes, stock, and performance
Deliver data-driven insights and structured materials to inform decision-making
Process Structuring & Documentation
Operational Support & Project Coordination
Follow up on logistics-related tasks (pick-up requests, deliveries, coordination with couriers)
Consolidate project timelines, automate reporting (Excel, Google Sheets), and support project tracking with a structured, PM-oriented approach
Master’s-level student enrolled in a general engineering cursus with a focus on operations and/or data management, and a strong interest in pursuing a career in the life sciences industry or a related field.
Proficient in data visualization and reporting tools: Metabase, Excel/Google Sheets (advanced level)
Solid command of Python for building custom analyses, generating trend charts, and supporting quantitative modeling
Organized and rigorous, with a clear ability to document processes and navigate a fast-paced environment
Strong communication skills, both written and verbal, in French and English
Engineering background with a strong interest in data analysis, process design, and project management
Strong analytical skills, critical thinking, and autonomy