Working Student (m/f/d) Data Visualization / Dashboard Creation

Are you excited about data visualization? Then join our dynamic team! Our goal is to sustainably improve the lives of patients with chronic kidney failure – with data, algorithms, and artificial intelligence. As a global innovation unit of Fresenius Medical Care, we use access to a unique data pool. We are the only company that combines development, operation, and application of dialysis machines under one roof, and provides access to comprehensive technical and medical data. We develop innovative solutions for patients, doctors, and clinics. To this end, we are making our dialysis machines more intelligent, aiming at making better therapies available to all people worldwide in the future.

Your Challenge in Detail

• You will support us in creating Python code driven dashboards for a broad range of in-center, critical care, and home related dialysis topics 
• You will conduct data analyses and derive insights based on proper statistical methods
• Furthermore, you will be involved in the development process from data acquisition to the development of algorithms up to their deployment and monitoring

Your Competence is in Demand

• Current advanced full-time studies in the field of computer science, statistics, or a similar domain
• Very good English skills (written and spoken) are mandatory
• Solid knowledge of Python coding, in special data analysis and visualization with Python (Plotly, etc.)
• Solid basics in statistics (including distributions, hypothesis tests, correlation, etc.)
• Basic experience in writing SQL code
• Familiarity with data science libraries and frameworks (e.g., NumPy, Pandas, Scikit-Learn)
• Knowledge about streamlit Python module, knowledge in CI/CD with Azure DevOps, and interest in learning about using modern data stack Polars as well as DuckDB and Delta Tables are an advantage

Start: asap
Duration: 6 months
Location: Berlin

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