Scientific Project Management (Stage/Internship/ 6 months)

About Us

At WhiteLab Genomics, we believe Artificial Intelligence can change how life-saving medicines are made. 

Founded in 2019 and backed by Y Combinator and the French Tech 2030 program, we're a TechBio company where scientists, engineers, and AI specialists work side by side to design safer, more effective genomic therapies - treatments that target diseases at the genetic level, including cancers, rare diseases, and neurological conditions. 

If you're passionate about what we do and want to be part of shaping the future of genomic medicine, we'd love to meet you. 

Join us – together, we’ll bring life-saving treatments to the people who need them most. 

About the Role

The Scientific Project Management team is the backbone of our collaborative endeavors, guaranteeing that every project aligns with our mission and vision. Comprising three team members with backgrounds in genomics, bioinformatics, and project management, our small, but mighty team thrives on precision, collaboration, and relentless pursuit of excellence. We are the orchestrators of groundbreaking research, guiding projects from conception to completion with meticulous attention to detail and unwavering dedication.

What you will Do

Scientific Project Management

• Participate in the management of scientific projects (internal Research & Development projects or with external collaborators).

• Improve current workflows and automations using the Monday.com tool.

• Promote Gen AI usage within the team to simplify and accelerate work.

Research Tax Credit (CIR) & Grants

• Collect and organise all information related to R&D projects of 2025 (timeline, abstract, people involved) to help write the CIR dossier.

• Monitor grants opportunities from different regions (FR/EU/CA/US) and from foundations/associations (rare diseases, cancers) for start-ups

• Support grant submission for the company.

General / Transversal

• Support event preparation, watch business, information gathering and follow up.

• Participate in events/workshops/training on gene therapy, cell therapy or bioproduction.

• Be actively involved in internal meeting preparation and presentation.