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The Position

We are looking for a motivated and curious intern to join our People Insights Area of Practice for a 6‑month internship based in Basel, Switzerland, starting August. In this role, you will collaborate closely with Organisational Scientists on applied research and people analytics initiatives. You will support the team by conducting literature reviews, collecting and analysing employee data, uncovering actionable insights, and supporting evidence‑based decisions that improve employee experience and organisational effectiveness.

• Literature Review & Knowledge Synthesis – Conduct targeted literature searches and synthesize evidence on key topics (e.g., impact of AI on workforce and leadership, employee experience); maintain and update shared literature repositories.
• Research Design & Execution – Support design and execution of research approaches (surveys, experiments), identify validated measurement scales, contribute to hypothesis generation and assess feasibility of research approaches.
• Data Analysis & Insights Communication – Support the analysis of people data to uncover meaningful insights; summarise and visualise findings for clear stakeholder presentations.

• An ambitious Master’s student currently pursuing or having recently completed a degree in Industrial/Organisational Psychology, Organisational Behaviour, HR, or related disciplines (within 12 months of the start date). PhD students currently enrolled in a doctoral programme are also encouraged to apply.
• You have a solid foundation in research methods (surveys, experiments, psychometrics) and statistics; experience with statistical programming (R, Python) is a plus.
• You are comfortable working with scientific literature and can critically evaluate and translate research findings into clear, practical insights for a business audience.
• You are passionate about People & Culture topics (e.g., impact of AI on workforce/leadership; employee experience).
• You bring strong analytical and critical thinking skills, paired with excellent communication and writing abilities in English.
• You can work independently, manage multiple tasks, and thrive in a dynamic environment.
• You have a genuine eagerness to apply scientific thinking in a real‑world business context.

• Hands‑on experience working with experienced Organisational Scientists and People Analytics professionals.
• Exposure to real business challenges with opportunities to contribute meaningful impact.
• A collaborative, international, and purpose‑driven work environment.
• Dedicated learning opportunities and professional development.
• The chance to apply research and analytical skills in a global healthcare company committed to innovation and people development.

Roche is an Equal Opportunity Employer.