Scientific Student Assistant in Global Development, Novo Nordisk

Epidemiology is looking for a Student Assistant to support our department with scientific and administrative tasks.

The job entails a broad range of tasks, e.g. assisting in literature searches and reviews, update the internal department website and preparation of slides.

Are you motivated by working for improving people’s lives and do you have the skills needed for assisting the Department Director and the team? If yes, then this may be your opportunity to work in a global organisation.

In Global Development, we are responsible for managing clinical drug development worldwide from early development phases to product introduction. We ensure medical and scientific documentation for clinical submissions and authorities while ensuring that the process lives up to uniform global standards, regulations and business ethics. We work in global project teams with focus in delivering viable products that make a difference to patients and ultimately benefit the society. All the way, a high level of individual dedication and talent is central to our identity. What keeps us focused is a shared ambition to work together in and across teams to develop cutting-edge treatments. And we never compromise.

About the department
The position will be anchored in Epidemiology, which is part of Global Development in Søborg, Denmark. This department consists of a team of 15 dedicated Epidemiologists and Data Scientists of various backgrounds and experience. In Epidemiology, we are responsible for supporting key development projects and launched products by providing epidemiological expertise based on literature and data.

The position
As a Student Assistant in Epidemiology, you will assist the team of Epidemiologists in analysing, validating, and communicating epidemiological knowledge. Moreover, you will assist the Department Director with minor administrative tasks.

You will be involved in various projects including non-interventional post-marketing studies and preparation of epidemiological reports to stakeholders. The tasks will include literature searches and reviews, validation of data in abstracts and proofreading of publications, preparation and validation of presentations and updating the department website.

The working time is estimated to be 15 hours per week but mutual flexibility is expected.

Qualifications
You are studying a relevant BSc/MSc programme related to Epidemiology and you have preferably 2 year until graduation. You have a strong interest and understanding of epidemiology and human biology, are proficient in MS Office (especially Excel and PowerPoint), and are fluent in spoken and written English. Familiarity with EndNote and PubMed is an asset.

You are dedicated, have excellent interpersonal skills, a good feeling for details, and have a positive mind-set.

If you wish to learn more about us, please visit link: http://www.novonordisk.com/careers/career-paths/research-and-development.html

Working at Novo Nordisk 
At Novo Nordisk we use our skills, dedication and ambition to help people with diabetes and change their lives.

Contact
For further information, please contact Anders Borglykke at +45 3075 8761 or Lotte Husemoen at +45 3079 6898.

Deadline
4 August 2017.

Online application

http://www.novonordisk.com/careers/working-at-novo-nordisk/job-ad-display.48291BR.English.html

Opdateret d. 30. juni 2017

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