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Catapult Your Future Career: Intern with Trans Ova Genetics

If you’re looking for an internship that gives you real-world skills, hands-on experiences, and a chance to shape the future of livestock reproduction, look no further than Trans Ova Genetics. Our internships give students opportunity, advantage, and a launchpad for a successful career in agriculture.

About Trans Ova Genetics

At Trans Ova Genetics, we believe in multiplying success—for producers, for the industry, and for the next generation of agricultural leaders. As a company, we specialize in genetic acceleration, offering advanced reproductive technologies like embryo transfer and in-vitro fertilization (IVF) that help breeders achieve their herd goals.

Our reputation is built on three things: innovation, livestock expertise, and people-focused service. These same principles guide our internship program. With opportunities across multiple departments and locations, interns gain exposure to our full toolbox of reproductive services.

What Makes Our Internships Unique

Unlike many internships, we don’t keep our interns behind a desk. At Trans Ova, you’ll be:

  • Looking through a microscope at embryos.
  • Working chute-side with cattle.
  • Talking with clients about their breeding goals.
  • Representing Trans Ova at industry events.

Our interns see every side of the business: the science, the livestock, and the people. With a nationwide network of regional centers, satellites, and partner practices, interns also experience different regions and livestock operations.

Along the way, you’ll be mentored by experienced professionals who are passionate about helping you grow. The relationships built during an internship last far beyond summer and open doors to future careers.

Types of Internship Opportunities

We offer internship positions in:

  • Marketing
  • Sales
  • Client Service
  • Professional Services
  • Recipient Herdsman Roles
  • Regional Internship Programs

No matter which path you choose, you’ll gain hands-on experience and a broader understanding of how all the pieces of our company fit together.

What Students Gain

  • Every intern’s day looks different, but each experience is designed to provide:
  • Technical Skills: lab experience, animal handling, client communication.
  • Industry Knowledge: exposure to advanced reproductive technologies and livestock operations.
  • Career Readiness: networking, mentorship, and professional development.
  • Soft Skills: teamwork, adaptability, and problem-solving.

We also encourage interns to job shadow across departments. You might start in marketing but discover a new passion for the lab, or vice versa.

Many of our interns return to Trans Ova as full-time team members. For us, internships aren’t just about filling a summer schedule, they’re about investing in future leaders. 

The “Trans Ova Culture” Factor

Ask anyone on our team and they’ll tell you: Trans Ova feels like family. We invest in our people, we support each other, and we celebrate success together.

Interns aren’t treated as temporary staff—they’re welcomed as valuable team members. Our culture is collaborative, passionate, and people-first. We love what we do, and we love doing it alongside each other.

How to Prepare for a Trans Ova Internship

Technical experience is a plus, but it’s not required. What we look for most is passion and curiosity. If you bring a strong work ethic and a desire to learn, our team will meet you there with mentorship and opportunities.

To make the most of your internship, stay curious. Ask questions, dive into new areas, and take every chance to learn from the people around you.

Over 20% of our team is Gen Z, and that’s no accident. We are committed to growing the next generation of leaders in the livestock industry. More than anything, we are committed to you.

Let's Talk About What You're Building

Tell us what you want your next generation to look like. We’ll help you ask the right questions, understand your options and connect with the Trans Ova team member who can help.

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