Global Product Compliance (GPC) is looking for a motivated and detail-oriented intern to support our work related to Vietnamese chemical regulations, regulatory research, and business development in Vietnam.
We welcome students and recent graduates with a background in chemistry, chemical engineering, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, environmental science, regulatory affairs, business, or a related field. Fluency in Vietnamese is important for this position, as the intern will support our team in understanding local regulatory requirements, reviewing Vietnamese-language regulatory information, communicating with local stakeholders, and contributing to GPC's efforts to further develop its operations in Vietnam.
Your Responsibilities
As part of the internship, you will work closely with GPC's regulatory and business teams and may support activities including:
Research and analyze emerging regulations in cosmetics, chemicals, and pharmaceuticals across Vietnam
Communicate with international partners and stakeholders in regulatory projects
Identifying relevant Vietnamese regulatory authorities, industry organizations, laboratories, consultants, and other local stakeholders
Supporting communication and coordination with Vietnamese authorities and business partners where appropriate
Assisting GPC in evaluating opportunities to establish and expand local operations and regulatory services in Vietnam
Your Profile
Educational background in Law, Business, Biology, Environmental Science, Chemistry, Biotechnology, Pharmaceuticals, Agriculture, or a closely related discipline (students or recent graduates preferred)
Passion for regulatory science and global compliance
Strong analytical and multitasking skills
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Fluency in Vietnamese is required; additional language skills are a plus
Interest or experience in international collaboration or scientific research is an advantage
What GPC Offers
A hands-on internship with close guidance from regulatory and marketing professionals
Structured training in regulatory affairs and global compliance
Access to GPC's webinars and internal knowledge sessions
Possibility to apply your research to your thesis or academic work
International exposure and opportunity to build a strong network in compliance and sustainability sectors
Potential for journal publication or conference presentations