Job Role Overview

The Digital Health Analyst Intern at DEEP Measures will support the synthesis and sharing of information about digital health measures and measurement technologies. This internship is designed to provide hands-on experience in digital health research, content creation, and project coordination, contributing to the advancement of digital measurement solutions in clinical trials and healthcare innovation. They review materials and conduct research to gather information on relevant topics, including reviewing literature, clinical trial results, and other relevant sources. 

Key Responsibilities

• Assist in gathering and organizing information on digital health measures from scientific literature, clinical trial data, and technical sources, working closely with project teams. 

• Support the review and summarization of research articles, patient interviews, and technical documentation to extract relevant insights. 

• Help draft and edit measurement definitions, target solution profiles, and related content for the DEEP Catalog and ongoing projects. 

• Proofread and check content for clarity, accuracy, and consistency, ensuring it meets internal guidelines. 

• Aid in preparing materials for review by stakeholders, including pharmaceutical partners, technology providers, and patient associations. 

• Learn and follow guidelines for content classification, confidentiality, and copyright, and assist with catalog organization. 

• Support tracking of project tasks, timelines, and deliverables to help ensure timely completion of assignments. 

• Participate in team meetings, contribute ideas, and help communicate project updates and feedback. 

• Take on additional tasks as assigned to gain exposure to various aspects of digital health projects and support team goals. 

• Must be able to come into our Kendall Square office on average 2-3 times per week. 

Required Qualifications

Currently pursuing or recently graduated with Bachelor’s, Master’s or PhD degree in life sciences, digital health, medical technology, or related field. We have received a Massachusetts-specific grant for this position, so the candidate must be either be a current student of or a recent graduate from a Massachusetts-based institution. 

We’d love it if you...  

• Have advanced knowledge of the science of digital health and medical technology

• Are a self-starter that can also collaborate well with a remote team

• Have a high degree of curiosity and eagerness for learning something new every day 

• Have strong attention for detail Can work and adapt in a fast-moving start-up environment Have an aptitude for analyzing and synthesizing complex information 

• Have excellent writing skills Have research experience in life sciences Are familiar with digital measurement technologies, healthcare innovation, or regulatory frameworks