Heidelberg University, the oldest university in Germany, looks back on a centuries-old tradition in medical research and teaching. Today, as in the past, its Faculty of Medicine enjoys an outstanding international reputation and attracts students, lecturers and researchers from all over the world.
Biometrician – Clinical Trials (m/f/d)
We are looking for a biometrician in the field of clinical trials to join the Coordination Centre for Clinical Trials (KKS) at the earliest possible date.
- Job ID: V000015069
- Department: Coordination Centre for Clinical Trials (KKS)
- Location: Heidelberg
- Start date: Earliest possible starting date
- Area of activity: Medical-technical services
- Employment type: Full-time / part-time (28.88 hours per week)
- Contract type: Fixed-term
- Pay scale: TV-L (Collective Agreement for the Public Service of the Federal States)
Tasks and Responsibilities
- Translating clinical research questions into suitable statistical models and concepts for clinical trials
- Independent biometrical consulting and study planning, including study design, sample size calculation, protocol development and creation of statistical analysis plans
- Supporting and monitoring risk-based quality assurance processes in ongoing studies
- Autonomous statistical analysis and report writing in line with international guidelines, as well as contributing to scientific publications
- Delivering presentations and training sessions for study staff within courses and seminars
Requirements and expectations
- Completed university degree in mathematics or statistics (master’s level or equivalent)
- Solid programming skills in R and/or SAS
- Previous experience with clinical trials is an advantage
- German language skills at least at C1 level, English at least at B1 level
- Structured and accurate way of working, strong self-organisation, good communication skills and a confident, reliable manner
Requirements and expectations
- Pay in accordance with TV-L E13, plus an attractive occupational pension scheme
- 30 days of annual leave
- Eco-friendly commuting with a subsidised public transport pass (Deutschlandticket)
- Family-friendly working environment with childcare partnerships, subsidies for holiday childcare and advice for employees caring for relatives
- Extensive health, prevention and sports programmes
- Targeted, individually tailored training and development opportunities
- Work with state-of-the-art technologies and equipment
- Option to work remotely (mobile working)
- Flexible working hours within a flexitime scheme
- Interdisciplinary collaboration with physicians, researchers, data management, monitoring and project management teams
Note: The UKHD is subject to the provisions of the German Infection Protection Act, therefore all employees must provide valid proof of measles immunity. UKHD actively embraces diversity and offers equal opportunities regardless of age, gender, sexual identity, disability, origin or religion. Where one gender is underrepresented in a particular area, we work to counterbalance this. In cases of equal suitability, qualification and professional performance, applicants with severe disabilities are given preferential consideration. Classification and salary are based on individual qualifications and prerequisites; the gross salary quoted refers to a full-time position and does not include the annual bonus or any additional allowances.
