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IT Professional For Digital Solutions In Drug Development
August 31, 2026
Office
Junior
Denmark
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Description
This role involves working as an IT Professional in drug development, focusing on IT systems, automation platforms, and compliance solutions. You will collaborate with scientists and stakeholders to ensure reliable and efficient digital systems in a pharmaceutical environment.
Responsibilities
Contribute to operation and maintenance of laboratory IT systems and automation platforms
Collaborate with colleagues, vendors, and stakeholders to support delivery and integration of solutions
Assist in implementing cybersecurity, standardization, and governance requirements
Support lifecycle management activities including patching, backups, system monitoring, and documentation
Participate in troubleshooting and continuous improvement initiatives
Support implementation, qualification, and validation activities in compliance with GMP and quality requirements
Prepare documentation and contribute to development of procedures and operational practices
Requirements
Master's degree in engineering, IT, computer science or equivalent
Experience with MS operating systems including Active Directory
Interest in IT systems, automation platforms, and computerized laboratory equipment
Basic understanding of GMP, validation, qualification, or regulated environments
Familiarity with cybersecurity concepts, patch management, backup, and recovery solutions
Conditions
Annual base salary ranging from DKK 570.200 to DKK 838.100
Incentives and benefits package based on position level and location
Collaborative environment with opportunities to learn and develop
Part of a global healthcare company with a focus on long-term health
MS Operating SystemsActive DirectoryCybersecuritypharmaceutical
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