US CORE Graduate Intern

At Genmab, we are dedicated to building extra[not]ordinary® futures, together, by developing antibody products and groundbreaking, knock-your-socks-off KYSO antibody medicines® that change lives and the future of cancer treatment and serious diseases. We strive to create, champion and maintain a global workplace where individuals’ unique contributions are valued and drive innovative solutions to meet the needs of our patients, care partners, families and employees.

Our people are compassionate, candid, and purposeful, and our business is innovative and rooted in science. We believe that being proudly authentic and determined to be our best is essential to fulfilling our purpose. Yes, our work is incredibly serious and impactful, but we have big ambitions, bring a ton of care to pursuing them, and have a lot of fun while doing so.

Does this inspire you and feel like a fit? Then we would love to have you join us!

US CORE Graduate Intern

At Genmab, interns don’t just learn about the work - they help move it forward. Our internship program provides meaningful, hands‑on experience through real projects that directly support our teams, business priorities, and mission to transform the lives of people with cancer and other serious diseases.

From day one, interns are welcomed as part of the team and given opportunities to contribute, collaborate, and make an impact. Along the way, you’ll learn from talented colleagues and senior leaders, build new skills, expand your professional network, and gain exposure to the innovative work happening across Genmab.

We’re always looking for smart, curious, purpose‑led people who are ready to bring fresh perspectives and bold ideas. Explore our website to learn more about Genmab and how you could play a role in our bold, extra[not]ordinary® future.

The US Center for Outcomes Research, Real World Evidence & Epidemiology (US CORE) team within US Medical Affairs develops evidence generation strategies informed by US payer needs, executes research, and creates payer‑facing materials to support understanding of product value propositions. The intern will contribute to these activities across the oncology portfolio by assessing payer evidence needs, supporting research projects, and translating findings into clear materials for healthcare decision‑makers.

• Review published literature and US payer insights to identify evidence needs related to clinical outcomes, economic burden, and patient experience.
• Contribute to evidence generation strategy for head and neck cancer by mapping payer questions to existing and planned research and identifying gaps in the evidence supporting product value propositions.
• Support execution of health economics and outcomes research projects, including reviewing research protocols, study deliverables, and findings with US CORE colleagues.
• Help develop and update payer‑facing materials, such as dossiers, value communications, and disease burden resources.

• Currently enrolled in an accredited degree program in public health, health economics, epidemiology, biology or other science programs, health services research, outcomes research, biostatistics, pharmacy, or a related discipline.
• Completed coursework in research methods, epidemiology, statistics, health economics, or a related area.
• Ability to organize and summarize quantitative and qualitative information in evidence tables, written summaries, and presentations.
• Ability to document sources accurately and distinguish research findings from interpretation.
• Ability to manage a defined project, incorporate feedback, and meet agreed deadlines within a 10-week internship.