
Biological Research Intern
Job Title: Biological Research Intern (Fall 2025) – PRODIA Technologies
Location: Converge Miami Building, 1951 NW 7th Ave, Miami, FL 33136
Duration: August 18 – December 18, 2025 (16 weeks)
Hours: 12 hours/week (Flexible)
Compensation: Unpaid; Academic credit (BIOL 4950, 3 credits)
Company Overview:
PRODIA Technologies is a Miami-based biotech startup developing the first wearable biosensor for real-time biomarker detection. Our team is pioneering health monitoring solutions using microneedles, aptamers, and biosensor miniaturization.
Position Overview:
We are seeking motivated junior or senior undergraduate students in biology or chemistry to join our R&D team. Interns will receive hands-on training in biosensor development, biomarker testing, and lab data analysis while contributing to groundbreaking research in health diagnostics.
Key Responsibilities:
Assist with biosensor assembly and testing using biorecognition elements
Conduct accuracy and specificity assays for protein detection (e.g., creatine kinase, ProBNP)
Maintain laboratory equipment and adhere to safety protocols
Record experimental results and prepare weekly updates
Present research progress in team meetings
Collaborate on literature reviews and a final research paper
Required Qualifications:
Junior or senior standing in a biology or chemistry program
Minimum GPA: 3.3
Completed coursework in Organic Chemistry and Biology II
At least one semester of basic laboratory experience
Strong communication and organizational skills
Positive attitude and self-driven work ethic
Approval from NSU Department of Biological Sciences
Learning Outcomes:
Gain proficiency in biosensor development techniques
Strengthen lab-based problem solving and data interpretation
Build experience relevant to careers or graduate study in biotechnology
How to Apply:
Email your resume, transcript, and cover letter to Rayan Almathhur at rayan@prodiahealth.com. Candidates will be selected for interview and must receive departmental approval to register for BIOL 4950.