[bioundgrd] Internship opportunity at InsideTracker

[Jordan King]

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Biology Intern
Job Description:
InsideTracker is seeking a biology intern to help us refine our web-based personalized health analytics product. The intern will have responsibility for maintaining and expanding our scientific literature database. This is a paid part-time internship. The successful candidate will dedicate 10-15 hours a week and will be compensated at $12 an hour. The successful candidate may work at his/her home or at our office at Kendall Sq, and will meet with us once a week to discuss progress.
Requirements:
Undergraduate student in biology, preferably with a background in biochemistry.

About InsideTracker:
InsideTracker is a personalized health analytics company founded by leading scientists, physicians, nutritionists and exercise physiologists from MIT, Harvard and Tufts University. The InsideTracker platform analyzes and tracks key biochemical and physiological markers as they change over time. InsideTracker uses sophisticated algorithms and large scientific databases to determine optimal zones for each user’s markers. InsideTracker’s expert system then provides science-driven lifestyle and nutrition interventions that empower people to optimize their markers. When optimized, these marker levels have been scientifically proven to increase vitality, improve performance and extend life.



For more information please e-mail: gblander at InsideTracker.com<mailto:gblander at InsideTracker.com>



Jordan King
Biology Education Office 68-120
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
31 Ames Street, Cambridge, MA 02139
ph: 617-252-1783 / f: 617-258-9329 / e: kingj at mit.edu
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