IDEXX are hiring a
Oncology Product and User Experience Research Intern
At IDEXX, innovation in veterinary diagnostics starts with deep empathy for the people doing the work. For veterinary teams, managing an oncology case requires not just clinical precision but compassion, clarity, and resilience. Our Oncology Diagnostics product team is developing next generation tools that help veterinarians navigate these moments with confidence—and we’re looking for a summer intern who is passionate about understanding and improving the real-world experience of our customers.
What You’ll Do
- Partner with UX researchers to conduct qualitative studies and workflow observations with veterinary professionals
- Analyze and synthesize research findings into insights that inform product requirements and design priorities
- Collaborate with product managers to translate customer insights into actionable recommendations for product design and future development
- Participate in workshops, journey mapping, and cross-functional ideation sessions
- Present research findings and recommendations to cross-functional partners and product leadership
Who You Are
- A rising junior or senior pursuing a degree in UX/Design, Human Factors, Cognitive Science, Biology/Life Sciences, Business, Veterinary Technology, or a related field
- Curious, observant, and energized by understanding how people think, work, and interact with complex systems
- A clear and thoughtful communicator who can turn raw observations into meaningful narratives
- Comfortable working both independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced product environment
- Excited about the intersection of science, healthcare, and human-centered design
- Able to work on-site at our Westbrook, ME headquarters
Why It Matters
Veterinary oncology is one of the most emotionally charged and clinically challenging areas of veterinary medicine. Every diagnostic decision shapes the path forward for pets, their families, and the teams caring for them. At IDEXX, our products help clinicians make confident decisions during some of the most difficult moments in practice. By joining our team this summer, you’ll play a meaningful role in shaping the tools that support those decisions. Your work will contribute to a better, more intuitive experience for veterinary teams—and ultimately help improve the standard of cancer care for pets everywhere.
