KKSB Competence Center for Clinical Trials Bremen
Searching for student assistant to support the development of a python package
The competence centre for clinical trials Bremen (KKSB) at the University of Bremen is searching a motivated student assistant to support the package development for a novel class of PyTorch-compatible models. The offer is for a temporary, part-time (up to 74 hours/month) position starting at the earliest possible date and limited to 6 months. We previously developed the class of “LiD-GLM” models in a recent paper in the Lifespan AI project with the goal of creating expressive, yet well-interpretable models for tabular data. The package is already modular, functional and pip- installable from source. However, to prepare the package for publishing and enable usage by non-experts, we need your support to:
Refactor and restructure the codebase for improved usability and future feature updates
Improve and update existing documentation to enable usage by non- experts (e.g. in clinical research)
Develop a comprehensive testing suite Improve the general user experience
This is a chance to get hands-on experience on software development for a tool that will be published open source. To apply, you should:
Have solid experience with python (ideally also PyTorch) Be familiar with software development (e.g. version control, code
structuring, testing) Possess a structured, detail oriented approach with good communication
What we offer: Flexible working hours that can be well coordinated with your studies The opportunity to contribute to a published, open source package which
may lead to future publications Close mentorship during the development process
To apply, please send your application together with an informal CV containing relevant experience to tsplittg@uni-bremen.de .