Digital & Communication Student

Are you passionate about engineering and project management? Are you keen on working in a global dynamic environment collaborating with a wide range of stakeholders? If so, join us as our new Student Assistant to support us with various projects in our Packaging area of Device Manufacturing Development (DMD) at Novo Nordisk. Together embracing the opportunity to work along with international colleagues. Apply now!

The position 
As our new colleague, you possess strong communication skills and are interested in helping others. In return, we guarantee continuous learning, the possibility of a high degree of responsibility, versatile tasks, and a nice and engaging work environment.
Your main responsibilities are included, but not limited to:

The position is approximately 20 hours per week (time and working days are flexible and based on agreement with the team). 

Qualifications
You are a student who is currently studying from various academic backgrounds, such as business administration, HR, communication, engineering, multimedia design, or marketing at the Bachelor’s or Master’s level in their first year. The most important thing is that you are eager to learn, structured, and have a strong digital mindset and communication skills. 
To succeed in this role, you should: 

Preference (nice to have):

At Novo Nordisk, we use our skills, dedication, and ambition to help people with diabetes and change their lives. By working with us you will have the opportunity to do the same in a global business environment.

About the department

DMD has over 600 dedicated employees striving to be the best manufacturing development partners of medical devices. Our dedication is to build superior quality in our device products and processes. Our challenge is to execute an increasing portfolio of diverse projects in a complex, international, and highly regulated area. 

Packaging is a global department located in Denmark and anchored at each strategic local site. We design and develop equipment for packaging processes for the devices utilized in our final clinical and commercial products, the finished product.