2027 Future Talent Program – Global Clinical Supply - Co-op

Job Description The Future Talent Program features Cooperative (Co-op) education that lasts up to 6 months and will include one or more projects. These opportunities in our Research Labs Division can provide you with great development and a chance to see if we are the right company for your long-term goals The Global Clinical Supply Co-Op will support strategic and operational initiatives within GCS while gaining deeper, hands-on exposure to the end-to-end clinical supply chain.

Co-Ops will own meaningful workstreams that contribute to business objectives, operational excellence, digital transformation, data-driven decision making, and continuous improvement across a global organization. This role is designed for students seeking an extended applied learning experience. Compared with a summer internship, the co-op assignment provides additional time to understand business context, build stakeholder relationships, execute against project milestones, refine deliverables, and support implementation or handoff of solutions that create lasting value for GCS.

Primary Responsibilities: Lead one or more sustained project workstreams supporting Global Clinical Supply priorities. Analyze business processes, operational data, and supply chain information to identify improvement opportunities and practical recommendations. Support development of dashboards, reports, process maps, training materials, playbooks, governance tools, and business insights. Apply digital, data, automation, or AI-enabled approaches to improve visibility, decision making, operational efficiency, or knowledge management.

Collaborate with cross-functional teams including Planning, Quality, Logistics, Packaging, Digital, Clinical Operations, External Partners, and other enabling functions. Participate in operational excellence, process standardization, knowledge management, business continuity, governance, and digital transformation initiatives. Develop recommendations supported by data and communicate findings, tradeoffs, risks, and next steps to functional stakeholders and leadership teams.

Support project management activities including scope definition, milestone planning, risk identification, stakeholder engagement, meeting facilitation, and progress tracking. Contribute to implementation readiness by documenting processes, creating reusable assets, supporting change management, and preparing clear handoff materials. Learning Opportunities Co-Ops will gain exposure to: Clinical trial supply chain management Supply planning, forecasting, and inventory considerations Logistics, distribution, trade, and regional operations Clinical labeling and packaging operations External partnerships, sourcing, supplier governance, and operational expense management Digital and AI-enabled business transformation Data analysis, dashboards, reporting, and business performance visibility Operational excellence and continuous improvement methodologies Project, portfolio, and change management Pharmaceutical industry regulations, compliance expectations, and inspection readiness Cross-functional collaboration in a global matrixed organization By the end of the co-op assignment, successful candidates will: Deliver measurable project outcomes that create value for GCS.

Build reusable tools, documentation, insights, or process assets that can continue beyond the assignment. Demonstrate the ability to work effectively across functions and organizational boundaries. Communicate recommendations, risks, decisions, and implementation needs to stakeholder and leadership audiences. Apply data-driven decision making to solve real business challenges. Contribute to digital, data, automation, AI, or process improvement opportunities where relevant.

Develop a strong understanding of the clinical supply value chain and how GCS supports clinical trial execution. Provide a clear handoff plan that enables continuity after the co-op assignment ends. Required Education and Skills: Currently pursuing a