Project and IT Manager Biobank

Coordination of biobank work in NUM projects at the site, in particular in the field of project consulting, support, preparation and piloting in cooperation with associated partner institutions, clinical personnel and researchers Preparation, monitoring and implementation of training, ring trials and audits within the framework of the NUM Development and IT management of the Biobank Information and Management System Establishing the connection of the Biobank information and management system to the local data integration centre (DIZ) and integration of the Biobank data flows into the NUM data structures Processing enquiries and carrying out feasibility analyses on individual local biosamples and data stocks in cooperation with the local DIZ active cooperation in working groups of the German Biobank Network (GBN) on IT management, data quality and intersectoral networking

completed academic studies (diploma, master or similar) in the field of computer science, medical computer science, software development, bioinformatics or related fields well-founded knowledge in JAVA, SQL and Gitlab as well as experience in programming ETL streams based on HL7 2.x and HL7-FHIR as well as building and curating databases Understanding the process architecture of a hospital in the interaction of administrative and clinical processes good knowledge in the extraction and preanalytics of biomaterials as well as in the medical feature-oriented sample stock survey a conscientious, structured and independent way of working with good time management, team skills and communication skills very good knowledge of German and English in word and writing

a versatile and interesting working environment in an interdisciplinary team Opportunities for cooperation in our strong national partner network (German Biobank Network) individual possibilities for further and further training in the field of biobanking Country ticket with free use of the ÖPNV within Hesse, occupational retirement, access to the university library and other university facilities (e.g. university sports) We encourage women and therefore urge them to apply. In areas where women are underrepresented, women are preferably taken into account with the same suitability. As a family-friendly university, we support our employees in the reconciliation of family and work. It is generally possible to occupy the workplace part-time and to reduce working time. People with disabilities in the sense of SGB IX (§ 2, Section 2, 3) are preferred with the same suitability. Application and presentation costs are not refunded. .