

That’s nearly twice the pay earned by other private-sector workers statewide. North Carolina employs 75,000 in the life sciences and our robust training programs continue to grow that pipeline.
North Carolina’s life sciences sector offers a variety of jobs with various educational requirements. Whether you are a recent graduate or seeking a career change, there are ample job opportunities, including:
Employees in these positions collaborate to develop, test and produce vaccines and life-saving treatments that improve lives worldwide.
Are you a professional seeking a career change or an employer looking to recruit talent? The resources below can connect you with your next opportunity.
Are you a student or recent graduate in the life sciences or business administration? Or a company in need of that kind of expertise?
Our industrial internship program helps students transition to careers in the state’s life sciences sector. Participating companies can gain valuable assistance with a broad range of product development and business development activities.
The application process begins with companies submitting proposed projects in January. Check back for information.
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Courtesy of North Carolina Biotechnology Center