You like developing interactive data visualizations and want to make an impact in public health? We are hiring a developer (for 3 years, in Berlin)
with experience in web (javascript) and data warehousing (sql to mdx) for an interesting project in public health.

The Robert Koch Institute provides epidemiologists in the public health sector an automated early warning system. It generates so-called signals ("Signale" in German, or alerts) when it detects a possible infectious-disease outbreak. This early warning system runs successfully and will be augmented with new features. It will be a central part of the new German electronic reporting and information system DEMIS. The goal is to offer a complete, multidimensional picture of the epidemiological situation in real time.

To this effect, modern methods of machine learning and natural language processing will be applied and new statistical methods developed. The information thus generated will be presented in an interactive, intuitive and personalisable dashboard.

The "Signale" team consist of two data scientists and one application developer with backgrounds in bioinformatics, informatics and physics. The group will design and implement the new early warning system, including appealing interactive web applications, and integrate it in DEMIS.

Join our team to develop interactive dashboards that actually have an impact.