Biostatistician / Data Scientist (f/m/d)

Roche

Oct 8

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Job
Full-time
Mid Level
Data
Research & Development
Penzberg, +1

Requirements

University degree (ideally PhD) in statistics, mathematics, physics or bioinformatics
Preferably work experience in industry.
Experience in the fields of statistical modelling and design of experiments.
Previous experience with mass spectrometry data, e.g. peak integration, raw chromatographic data processing and MS data management, is a plus.
Excellent knowledge of statistical software (e.g. R, JMP, etc.) and reproducible reporting (Markdown, Quarto, Latex).
Excellent knowledge of databases, version control (GIT) and R-Shiny.
As we are working in a highly dynamic R&D environment the ideal candidate is able to deliver flexible and maintainable software solutions for the needed analysis tasks.
Your very good analytical thinking skills help you to quickly understand complex issues and come up with good solutions.
Excellent communication and documentation skills and eager to work in international teams.
English: fluent in speaking and writing.

Responsibilities

Your activity includes statistical and bioinformatics analysis of mass-spectrometric experiments or comparable technologies in research departments according to project requirements.
You are responsible for the planning of experiments and the analysis of the generated data including validated reporting but also dynamic, interactive data visualizations.
You are responsible for the development and maintenance of data analytics pipelines for data extraction, storage and analysis in state-of-the-art software and using the available computing environment.
As a link between research departments, external and internal business partners and other statisticians, your communication skills contribute significantly to the success of these projects.

FAQs

What is the duration of the position?

This position is limited to 2 years.

Where is the workplace for this position located?

The workplace for this position is in Munich, with plans for the role to be based at the Penzberg site in the long term.

What qualifications are required for this job?

A university degree (ideally PhD) in statistics, mathematics, physics, or bioinformatics is required.

Is previous work experience necessary for this position?

Preferably, work experience in the industry is desired.

What are the key tasks associated with this role?

Key tasks include statistical and bioinformatics analysis of mass-spectrometric experiments, planning of experiments, development and maintenance of data analytics pipelines, and effective communication with various stakeholders.

What statistical software and tools should candidates be familiar with?

Candidates should have excellent knowledge of statistical software (e.g., R, JMP) and tools for reproducible reporting (e.g., Markdown, Quarto, Latex), as well as databases, version control (GIT), and R-Shiny.

Is experience with mass spectrometry data important for this role?

Previous experience with mass spectrometry data, such as peak integration and raw chromatographic data processing, is a plus.

What languages should candidates be proficient in?

Candidates should be fluent in English, both in speaking and writing.

How can candidates apply for this position?

Candidates should upload only their current and compelling CV and their certificate of their highest degree.

What values does Roche promote in its workplace culture?

Roche fosters diversity, equity, and inclusion, believing that these elements are essential to understanding varied healthcare needs and driving success.

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