Working Student – Scientific Assistance Radiogenetics (m/f/d)
Part-time; fixed-term
Starting July 2025
Fürth, Bavaria, Germany
PGX25-02
Let’s shape your career path – together!
As a working student – Scientific Assistant Radiogenetics (m/f/d), you will support our R&D team in the development of innovative solutions for personalized medicine. You will work on the scientific basis of our pharmacogenetics and radiogenetics products – in other words, on the question of how our genetic factors influence the effect of drugs and radiotherapies. You will support our research department in the curation of relevant database content. You will be part of our knowledge management, creating reviews and writing text modules tailored to our users. By preparing this information, you will ensure that genetic knowledge is put into practice and help more people to benefit from personalized therapies.
Would you like to use your expertise and commitment to help ensure that everyone has access to personalized medication?
Then you’ve come to the right place as a working student – Scientific Assistant Radiogenetics (m/f/d) in the PGXperts team.
You can look forward to
Exciting and varied tasks with personal responsibility
A unique career opportunity: Join us in shaping the future of personalized medication worldwide.
Comprehensive employee benefits with an attractive compensation model
Agility and flat hierarchies: We offer you the opportunity to develop in an excellent team
Living diversity: 38 experts from 11 countries
Your responsibilities
- You support us with data mining and the structured collection of evidence-based information related to pharmacogenetics and radiogenetics
- You will research and evaluate scientific publications with regard to therapeutic safety and efficacy
- You help to develop structured, comprehensible text modules for our software – tailored to different user groups
- You support us in the specification of gene variants in order to classify their significance for pre-emptive genotyping and the development of AI-supported components in the context of personalized therapies
Your contribution
- You are studying pharmacy, medical physics, molecular biology, medicine or a related course with content in genetics or radiation biology from the 5th semester onwards
- You have a good understanding of English-language scientific texts and clinical studies.
- You have initial experience with medical databases and systematic literature searches.
- In addition to being proficient in MS Office, you have an affinity for working with various IT applications.
- A precise writing style and business fluent English skills round off your profile
With us, you will have the opportunity to apply your theoretical knowledge in practice and work as part of an interdisciplinary team of experts in molecular biology, development, medicine and other disciplines.
You’re very welcome to join us through an internship or by writing your thesis with us.
Your contact person
Patricia Rodriguez