Behind every medical device there is a story: a grandmother who wants to work in her garden again, parents who want to see their children grow up, partners who want more time together. Their health is never just their own – it is interwoven with the lives of many others. This is why Escentia works to ensure that regulatory requirements do not slow things down, but improve safety.
As a Trainee Medical Writing (f/m/d), you support systematic literature searches and screening, assist in data extraction and appraisal, contribute to drafting and updating clinical evaluation documents, and learn to translate scientific evidence into clear, compliant regulatory narratives under supervision.
Your mindset
- You work in a structured, thorough and still pragmatic way.
- You enjoy conducting detailed and in-depth research
- You are keen to take on responsibility and truly understand topics.
- You are curious, analytical and enjoy diving deep into studies, guidelines and regulatory texts.
- You communicate transparently and reliably, including when working from home.
Your expertise
- Background in natural sciences, medicine or medical engineering.
- Basics of scientific working and enjoyment of evidence-based argumentation.
- Confident use of Word and Excel.
- English at least C1 level, German beneficial.
What we offer
- Real responsibility: freedom to shape your work and take initiative.
- Growth: budget and time for your development, with a clear plan to continue as Medical Writer.
- Meaning and impact: your work helps patients and their families.
- Flexible home-office-first setup: work flexibly from home, with MacBook and standing desk.
- Weekly working hours 35h full time, part time possible. 35,000 € annual salary for full time.
- One year contract with clear path to a permanent employment contract as a Medical Writer.
Apply now
If you are interested, please send your cover letter, CV and a picture of a hamster as one PDF to jobs@escentia.de.
Please apply to only one position at a time. While the roles may appear similar at first glance, they differ significantly in focus, responsibilities, and required experience. Submitting multiple applications does not improve your chances and makes it harder for us to assess your fit. In your application email, clearly state the title of the position you are applying for in the subject line, so we can route and review your application efficiently.
P.S. We don´t know you yet. Use the cover letter and CV as an opportunity to make us understand your value and fit to us. Don´t think it´s obvious, you know yourself so much better than we do.
P.P.S. Of course you can use AI to hone your words, we sometimes do too. But if we wanted to hire an AI this would be much cheaper, so the content should 100% be you.
