Labelling Intern

About the role

ResMed is looking for a Labelling Intern in Sydney to support the creation and maintenance of labelling content such as user guides, labels and other product documentation. The role works from approved source information and established templates, and sits within a regulated, fast-moving environment.

Key responsibilities

• Create and update labelling content such as user guides, labels and other product documentation, using approved source information and established templates.
• Assist with quality checks and controlled-document activities, including proofreading, checking consistency, verifying references and maintaining accurate records and traceability.
• Learn and use labelling systems and tools to create, update, organise and manage content under guidance, building familiarity with structured content and controlled workflows.
• Support project and change activities by gathering information, tracking actions, coordinating inputs and escalating questions or inconsistencies to more experienced team members.
• Document learnings, support simple process improvements and explore digital, automation and AI-enabled ways of working within established guardrails.
• Use AI and digital tools to simplify, automate and strengthen current processes and help develop new workflows, within quality, regulatory and governance guardrails.

Required profile

• Currently studying toward a degree in science, engineering, health or another relevant discipline, with an interest in turning technical information into clear, usable content.
• Strong attention to detail and a quality mindset, producing accurate, well-organised work.
• Clear written and verbal communication skills, able to explain complex information simply.
• Curious, willing to learn and comfortable with new systems, processes and technical concepts.
• Collaborative and dependable, able to work in a regulated, fast-moving team.

Preferred

• Interest in digital tools, AI and automation, with enthusiasm for experimenting with new ways of improving work.
• A systems mindset and strong critical thinking, interested in how inputs, processes and decisions connect.
• Some exposure to regulated, technical or documentation-focused environments through university projects, internships or part-time work.