Student Assistant with Strong Analytical Skills for CBS Research Support Office (RSO)

About the Position: CBS Research Support Office (RSO) advises and supports the university’s researchers in applying for external funds from public and private foundations as well as from the EU. We are looking for an engaged and analytically strong student assistant who wants to work with data analysis and AI technologies. As part of our team, you will play an important role in supporting CBS’s research activities through effective handling of grant applications and in-depth analyses. We offer a dynamic and developmental work environment where your skills and initiatives will be appreciated and developed.

Qualifications we hope you can say yes to several of the following:

• You are pursuing a higher education degree and have preferably completed 3 years of study.
• You have solid experience in performing analyses in Excel and can handle complex datasets.
• You regularly use AI.
• You have experience in conducting research and can quickly and efficiently find and analyze relevant information.
• You are service-minded and have previously had a student job where you worked with analyses or similar tasks.

Work Tasks:

• Research and Analysis: You will participate in research and analysis tasks, including data registration and processing, to support our work with grant applications.
• Administrative Support: You will assist with administrative tasks related to grant applications, including document handling and communication with stakeholders.
• AI Skills: We seek a candidate with strong AI skills who can apply AI technologies. We offer a position with good development opportunities, where you have the chance to influence the tasks. Depending on your skills and development wishes, you can take responsibility for specific projects and contribute to shaping our future working methods.

Salary and Employment Conditions:

• The position is set at 10-15 hours per week.
• Employment will be in accordance with the HK organizational agreement and the Collective Agreement between the Ministry of Finance and Public Employees’ Organizations (OAO-S Collective Agreement).
• The salary is currently between DKK 140.57 and DKK 147.46 per hour, depending on previous employment and education level. Pension contributions are made. The pension contribution is 15% of the pensionable salary components.
• It is a condition for employment that you are an active student at a higher education institution.

Recruitment Process: Copenhagen Business School invites all qualified candidates to apply for the position. A selection committee will assess the applications and invite a selection of qualified candidates for an interview. One of CBS’s strategic goals is to promote diversity and inclusion in our organization. Therefore, we strive for a recruitment process that minimizes potential bias. We encourage applicants not to include photos or unnecessary personal information in the application.

Additional Information:

• Application deadline: November 27, 2024
• For more information about the position, please contact Head of RSO Support Jane Finnerup Johnsen at 28936924 – [email protected] or Research Consultant Stine Skipper at [email protected]
• Interviews will be held in week 49.
• You apply for the position online by opening the link “apply online,” where you fill out the application form and attach an application with information about previous employment, exam papers, and CV.

Application due: 11/27/2024

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