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Students for life science

In life science, quality, documentation and regulatory requirements take up a lot of everyday work. A student in health technology, chemistry or biotechnology can help.

Do you have a challenge that requires academic depth? Tell us about it.

Possible tasks in life science for you?

A TrailBlazer in life science brings academic knowledge and curiosity into your everyday work.

  • Health technology

    Development and testing of medical devices, sensors and wearables, including testing with users.

  • Quality and regulatory requirements

    Quality management, procedures and documentation in line with the requirements for medical devices and production.

  • Laboratory and analysis

    Experiments, bioanalysis and analytical chemistry with your methods and equipment.

  • Health data

    Processing of health and biosignal data, so the results can be used in development and decision-making.

  • Chemistry and bioprocesses

    Process design, fermentation, scale-up and quality control.

  • Environment and sustainability

    Life cycle assessments, carbon accounting and data on resources and the environment.

Why a student for life science?

Students in science and health want to work on something meaningful. They bring academic depth, thoroughness and curiosity.

A student can take on the tasks your experts don’t have time for: testing, documentation, data and quality. That frees up time in the team.

Book a meetingHow it works

7 -⁠ 10working days to meet 2 screened candidates
32 -⁠ 100hours a month - we agree this with you
DKK 0to get started and to hire after graduation

Degrees in our network

We have 700+ students from around 100 degree programmes in our network. In life science, they typically come from:

Taught in English

  • Biomedical Engineering and Informatics
  • Chemistry
  • Medicine with Industrial Specialisation
  • Water and Environmental Engineering

Taught in Danish

  • Biologi
  • Bioteknologi
  • Folkesundhedsvidenskab
  • Fysik og teknologi
  • Idræt
  • Kemi og bioteknologi, diplomingeniør
  • Kemiteknologi
  • Klinisk videnskab og teknologi
  • Medicin
  • Medicin med industriel specialisering
  • Miljøvidenskab
  • Sundhedsteknologi

Questions on life science

Can students work in a laboratory or production environment with strict requirements?

Yes, when the task suits their degree. The student is trained by you, so they can follow your procedures. The framework is agreed before we start.

How much does it cost?

The price depends on the task and the student’s qualifications. There is no start-up fee, and you only pay for the hours worked. Contact us for a quote.

Who is the employer?

TrailBlaze is the formal employer. We handle the contract, recruitment, payroll, some insurance, time tracking and social security costs. You are the functional employer, as you are in charge of day-to-day management and have full authority to give instructions.

How does it work, and how quickly can we get started?

We talk with you about your needs, the tasks and what you are looking for in a candidate. You typically meet two screened candidates within 7 -⁠ 10 working days.

What if the candidates are not the right fit for us?

Then we find new candidates for you.

Any questions?

Call or write to Victor. He is happy to help you clarify your tasks in health technology, chemistry and biotechnology, even if you are not quite sure which candidate you are looking for yet.