Student Data Analyst – Global Livestock Research

Novonesis; Lyngby; On-site; DKK 165,000 - 193,000; Part time

Job summary

Novonesis seeks a Student Assistant to join our global biostatistics and animal science team in Lyngby, Denmark. You will gain practical experience managing data from in‑vivo experiments, learning how to keep datasets accurate, accessible, and well‑documented in a dynamic research setting.

You will work with biostatisticians and animal scientists, contribute to data management tasks, and participate in data quality checks while collaborating across locations in Denmark, China, and the United

Qualifications

• Currently pursuing a Bachelor’s or Master’s in a quantitative field (e.g., Biostatistics, Statistics, Animal Science).
• Prior experience with R for data handling, analysis or programming is preferred.
• Strong interest in biological data quality and data management, with attention to detail.

Responsibilities

• Prepare and manage data from in‑vivo experiments, including formatting and validating datasets.
• Ensure in‑vivo trial data and documentation are complete and stored properly.
• Maintain and clean key in‑vivo trial databases to improve data quality and accessibility.
• Support data summaries, reporting, and process improvement for biostatistics and animal science.
• Perform basic data quality checks and collaborate to resolve issues.

Skills

R data handling

Attention to detail

Independent work

Team collaboration

Education

Quantitative degree (Biostatistics/Statistics/Animal Science)

Tools

R programming

Job description

Novonesis seeks a Student Assistant to join our global biostatistics and animal science team in Lyngby, Denmark. You will gain practical experience managing data from in‑vivo experiments, learning how to keep datasets accurate, accessible, and well‑documented in a dynamic research setting.

You will work with biostatisticians and animal scientists, contribute to data management tasks, and participate in data quality checks while collaborating across locations in Denmark, China, and the United