Paris, France
IDEXX
Temps plein
As Junior Project Manager for Data Innovation & International Strategy, you will support the global Laboratory Information Management System deployment across the UK, Singapore, Spain, Japan, and Finland — a highly diverse environment in terms of regulation, language, and clinical practice, where data standardization is a critical success factor. IDEXX is the world's leading veterinary diagnostics and software company, present in over 175 countries with a network of more than 90 reference laboratories. We're rolling out our next-generation cloud LIMS platform, Clouded Leopard, across our international network — and data is the backbone of that transformation.
Global master data standardization
You're finishing a Master's degree and want more than a spreadsheet internship. You want to help shape how a global company runs its diagnostics data — across five countries, dozens of stakeholders, and technology that's actually shipping. This apprenticeship puts you at the center of it.
What makes this role different
Global master data standardization
- Help define and roll out global standards for key data domains: reference intervals, reporting comments, and (if scope extends) test definitions.
- Ensure every standard makes sense medically, fits regulatory constraints, and works with local lab practices.
- Deliverable: standardization frameworks and global data models.
- Support deployment teams across the UK, Singapore, Spain, Japan, and Finland.
- Assess local master data maturity and identify gaps versus global standards.
- Propose localization vs. harmonization trade-offs, working with lab operations, product management, and technology teams.
- Deliverable: country readiness & data harmonization reports.
- Identify innovative uses of standardized data: AI-assisted diagnostics, cross-country benchmarking of veterinary trends, automated interpretation comments.
- Explore data-driven tools: NLP on reporting comments, knowledge base structuring, smart diagnostic templates.
- Deliverable: innovation roadmap and pilot use cases.
- Contribute to a global data governance model: data owners, stewards, validation workflows, quality controls.
- Support adoption across regions: communication materials, training content, stakeholder engagement.
- Deliverable: governance framework and adoption strategy.
You're finishing a Master's degree and want more than a spreadsheet internship. You want to help shape how a global company runs its diagnostics data — across five countries, dozens of stakeholders, and technology that's actually shipping. This apprenticeship puts you at the center of it.
What makes this role different
- International exposure from day one — you'll work directly with stakeholders across Europe, APAC, and North America.
- You'll interact with veterinary experts, data governance teams, and IT/ Laboratory Information Management System program leaders.
- You'll go beyond execution: structuring data as a strategic asset, bridging science, healthcare, and digital transformation.
- You'll build real, portfolio-worthy deliverables: a global standardization playbook, country readiness assessments, an innovation use-case portfolio, a governance framework, and executive presentations.
- Currently enrolled in a Master's program (Bac 4/5) — business, engineering, data, health/life sciences or international management.
- Fluent English required (this role works daily with international teams); French is a plus.
- Curious about data, digital transformation, and the veterinary/healthcare sector.
- Comfortable navigating ambiguity and working with stakeholders across cultures and time zones.
- Structured, autonomous, and not afraid to ask “why” before “how.”
- Apprenticeship contract (contrat d'apprentissage), 12 months, starting September 2026.
- Rhythm: 3 weeks in the company, 1 week at school.
- Monthly salary: €1,700 gross.
- Based at our Saint-Denis (93200) office, with remote work possible — open to students anywhere in France.
- Open to all higher-education institutions in France.
- A real seat at the table on a global, strategic program — not just support tasks.
- Exposure to international, cross-functional teams and a genuinely diverse, inclusive culture.
- Flexibility: remote-friendly, with the option to be on-site