Job Description

Position Snapshot

Location: Vevey, Switzerland

Company: Societe des Produits Nestle

Act. Rate: Full-Time

Type of contract: Internship, 6 months

Start date: 02.02.2026

What we offer at Nestle

Flexible work policies in terms of core hours

International, diverse, equitable and inclusive work environment : Read more about our Nestle Community

Opportunities to have an impact and contribute to your team's success

Endless learning opportunities and enriching experiences

Strong mentorship for your professional growth

Professional network and route to entry level position

Position Summary

We are seeking a Regulatory and Scientific Affairs Intern supporting our Nutrition, Regulatory, and Scientific Affairs team. This internship offers a valuable opportunity to gain practical experience in the dynamic field of baby food and Infant Formula, supporting projects related to exciting innovations, translating science into products and communication that bring real value and benefits to parents and young children.

A Day in the Life of a Regulatory & Scientific Affairs Intern

Conduct scientific literature reviews: Assist the team by conducting comprehensive literature reviews on various nutrition-related topics. Summarize and synthesize key findings, providing valuable insights to support ongoing projects and initiatives. Compiling regulatory requirements: Research and compile regulatory requirements related to baby food and Infant Formula. Collaborate with the team to create comprehensive and up-to-date regulatory reference materials, ensuring compliance with relevant standards and guidelines. Support dossier preparation: Assist in the preparation of dossiers for regulatory submissions. Contribute to the compilation, organization, and documentation of scientific and regulatory data, ensuring accuracy and adherence to guidelines. Gain exposure to various roles: Get a flavor of the roles of both Scientific Affairs and Regulatory Affairs professionals, as well as Nutritionists in the industry. Collaborate with team members from different disciplines, learning about their responsibilities, and contributing to their projects as needed.

What will make you successful

Student or fresh graduate in Nutrition, Dietetics, Food Science or similar Strong interest in nutrition and regulatory affairs Willingness to learn and stay updated on new developments in the industry and areas of science and regulations is essential Excellent attention to detail and organizational skills Clear and concise written and verbal communication skills with the ability to effectively present findings, ideas, and recommendations to team members Team player able to proactively contribute to team projects and collaborate with colleagues from diverse backgrounds Strong computer skills (e.g., Microsoft Office suite) Fluent in English


At Nestle, we want to help shape a better and healthier world, inspire people to live healthier lives and deliver impact at a scale and pace that makes a difference. We do this by fostering a diverse, friendly, supportive, and collaborative environment, that creates positive disruption, embraces innovation, and empowers people and teams to win.

We aim to hire friendly, respectful, inspiring people who care about the people's lives that we touch every single day.

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