Vertex Spring Co-Op 2027, Global Logistics

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scorpion therapeuticsEast Boston (MA)

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$25-35/hour

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About the role

RoleThe Vertex Global Logistics Co-Op is a 6-month experiential program supporting pharmaceutical supply chain strategy, logistics performance, and operational improvement initiatives.
Responsibilities: Analyze logistics performance data, support strategic projects on effectiveness, scalability, and technology integration, and gain exposure to transportation, warehousing, and cold chain logistics within a regulated environment. Collaborate with cross-functional teams across Supply Chain, Logistics, and other functions to enhance global standards and processes.
Qualifications: Currently pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Supply Chain Management, Logistics, Industrial Engineering, Business, Data Analytics, or related fields; prior experience in supply chain or logistics preferred. SkillsStrong analytical abilities, proficiency in Excel and PowerPoint, familiarity with data visualization tools like Power BI, and interest in emerging technologies such as AI and automation. High-value specificsFocus on pharmaceutical supply chains, cold chain logistics, and working in a regulated global environment. Compensation and HoursFull-time, paid work ($25-35/hour) from January to July 2027, with hybrid work setup (3 days onsite in Boston).
Benefits: Professional growth, mentorship, and exposure to industry-leading projects, with an emphasis on innovation, inclusion, and strategic supply chain improvements within the biopharma sector.

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