R&D Lab Operations Intern (GLP/ISO, Inventory)

Agilent Technologies, Inc.; Denmark; Remote; DKK 179,000 - 248,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Hands-on experience

Training & development

Quality systems exposure

Inclusive team culture

Innovation culture

Job summary

Agilent Technologies, Inc. in Glostrup, Denmark, invites university students to join ARRT as a Student Worker to gain hands-on experience in a dynamic R&D laboratory.

You will support both laboratory operations and administrative tasks, contributing to the day-to-day running while learning GLP, GDP, and ISO quality systems. The role runs for at least two years with a part-time schedule of 10–15 hours per week, offering training, collaboration with scientists, and exposure to international

Qualifications

• Enrolled in a university program with at least two years before graduation.
• Interest in gaining practical experience alongside studies.
• Interest in laboratory work; protein-based techniques is an advantage.
• Well-organized, reliable, and detail-oriented.
• Proactive and able to work independently with a structured approach.

Responsibilities

• Create purchase orders in the purchasing system based on requests from laboratory staff.
• Monitor and maintain inventory levels of laboratory supplies, consumables and reagents.
• Support equipment maintenance and related documentation.
• Coordinate with laboratory users to support daily laboratory operations.
• Contribute to maintaining an organized and efficient laboratory environment.

Skills

University student

Organized

Detail‑oriented

English proficiency

Independent

Analytical approach

Education

University program enrolled

Tools

Digital systems & tools

Job description

Agilent Technologies, Inc. in Glostrup, Denmark, invites university students to join ARRT as a Student Worker to gain hands-on experience in a dynamic R&D laboratory.

You will support both laboratory operations and administrative tasks, contributing to the day-to-day running while learning GLP, GDP, and ISO quality systems. The role runs for at least two years with a part-time schedule of 10–15 hours per week, offering training, collaboration with scientists, and exposure to international