Development of commercial models for our sustainability program (Master)

Do you want to develop yourself at one of the largest organizations committed to meaningful innovation in global health? Then this is your chance!

We are currently looking for an enthusiastic intern for Biosense Webster, part of MedTech (formerly J&J Medical) in Amersfoort.

Are you the creative student that would like to work at an innovative corporate company within MedTech? And do you want to be the change maker who is delivering valuable solutions for our sustainability goals?

Then we are looking for you!

• You are a Master's student in the field of Business Administration/ Global Business related with sustainability;
• You are available for a minimum of 5 months and 40 hours per week;
• You can start in September 2024.

What is the project about?
Biosense Webster the Netherlands is running a sustainability pilot to collect used cardiac catheters in the hospital and to have them transported, cleaned and dismantled in order to reuse all different separated components. This project is a collaboration between J&J, Greencycl (greencycl.org), TU Delft and Renewi.

In collaboration with TU Delft we are experimentally investigating whether a technical and innovative method can be developed to save cardiac catheters from waste, disinfect them and harvest the high-value components as monostreams (urban mining). Goal is to investigate whether different strategies can be applied to the catheters in order to recirculate high-quality materials and prevent waste.

What intern assignment do we have for you?
This assignment will be a cross functional project in collaboration with both internal stakeholder (J&J marketing, legal, compliance) and external stakeholders (Greencycl, TU Delft, Renewi and hospitals). At the end of the assignment you have delivered a proposed commercial model(s) that fits the required needs, a CO2 reduction calculation and recommendations for implementation.

Biosense Webster is planning to move from the current pilot phase to a commercial phase in 2024. The pilots that are currently running are financially cost-ineffective. The purpose of the assignment is to investigate what commercial models can be developed to make these processes financially healthy. Knowing that:

• The components from the cardiac catheters represent a small financial value;
• It needs to be scalable to more hospitals;
• It needs to meet healthcare compliance regulations.

About the company:
Johnson & Johnson is a global Healthcare company, dedicated to bringing meaningful innovation to health. Our business focuses on the discovery, development, manufacture and marketing of medical technologies and pharmaceutics. In our organization, entrepreneurial people are working in a dynamic culture in which innovation and a can do-state of mind are the central points. To strengthen our team, we are continuously looking for enthusiastic, talented people who have the ambition to develop themselves.

About the department:
Biosense Webster, part of J&J MedTech, is global market leader in the science and technology behind the diagnosis and treatment of cardiac arrhythmias. Part of J&J MedTech, the specialized medical-technology company is headquartered in Irvine, California, and works across the world to advance the tools and solutions that help electrophysiologists identify, treat, and deliver care. Learn more at biosensewebster.com.

Please keep in mind that you have to be enrolled at a (Dutch) university for the entire duration of the internship, otherwise we can't take your application into further consideration.

Wendy van der Hoorn

accountspecialist

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