As a Biotech Graduate Intern, you will typically be involved in hands-on laboratory work, assisting with ongoing research projects, data analysis, and possibly supporting product development. Tasks may include conducting experiments, maintaining lab equipment, documenting results, and collaborating with experienced scientists on team-based projects. These internships often provide exposure to various techniques such as PCR, cell culture, and chromatography, giving you practical experience and insight into real-world biotech workflows. The environment is usually fast-paced and team-oriented, offering valuable learning and networking opportunities that can help launch your career in biotechnology.