The RKI offers a stimulating working environment with varied activities in a supportive team and the opportunity to work on a global health project with Namibia funded by the Ministry of Health (BMG). Master’s theses are regularly supervised by the department’s academic staff. There are also various training opportunities.
40 hours/month at the earliest possible date – Robert Koch Institute – Department of “Nosocomial infections, surveillance of antibiotic resistance and consumption”
Our department supports the National Reference Laboratory in Windhoek, Namibia, in the statistical evaluation of data on antimicrobial resistance (AMR). Our contact person there was trained at the RKI for 6 weeks in the R programming language and will continue the data analysis in Windhoek. In order to support the analyzes here, we are looking for a student assistant with programming experience in R and good knowledge of statistics.
Participation in the planned analyzes includes in particular:
Advantageous
Flexible working conditions (home office)
Participation in an international project in the area of global health
Begin of employment as soon as possible or after semester break (upon agreement)
Possibility to complete a Master's thesis
Please send your CV and an example of one of your R/Rmarkdown scripts to lundvalll@rki.de (Dr. Linn Lundvall) by 20 July 2024 at the latest.
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