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Location: Turku, Finland (Euro-BioImaging ERIC Statutory Seat)
Full-time position | Fixed term until 31 August 2027 | Starting salary: €3,200–€4,200/month
Join a cutting-edge European research infrastructure that brings advanced imaging technologies to life science researchers across Europe! At Euro-BioImaging ERIC, we are looking for a dynamic and creative Communications Officer to help us enhance our visibility, showcase our impact, and connect with a broad network of scientists, funders, and policymakers.
Euro-BioImaging ERIC is the pan-European research infrastructure for biological and biomedical imaging. We offer open access to over 120 imaging technologies and services through a distributed network of 41 Nodes and 247 facilities in 18 countries and EMBL. Our mission is to enable excellent, innovative life science research by supporting users with high-end imaging, data services, and training.
The Euro-BioImaging Hub is managed across three offices:
You will be based in Turku and work closely with the Senior Communications Officer (Bio-Hub, EMBL) to implement Euro-BioImaging’s communication strategy, particularly under the Horizon Europe-funded EVOLVE project. The primary aim is to strengthen engagement with stakeholders, promote the visibility of our infrastructure, and tell the story of innovation and impact across our vast imaging network.
In this role, you will:
Required:
Desirable:
Apply via https://eurobioimaging.teamtailor.com/jobs/6068894-communications-officer by July 18, 2025. Please upload your CV and a cover letter outlining your suitability for the role. Applications sent by email and/or other channels will not be considered.
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