The Euro-Bioimaging team is expanding! We are currently recruiting two project managers to help us with the Horizon Europe project administration and management at our Statutory Seat in Turku, Finland. Come play a vital role in the daily operations of our pan-European research infrastructure.
Project Specialist, Euro-BioImaging Statutory Seat, Turku, Finland
We are looking for a Project Specialist to drive EU project administrative coordination, general administration, financial administration (in collaboration with an accounting office), Human Resources, and contribute to the general operations of the Euro-BioImaging Hub team. The ideal candidate would have an educational background in business administration or project management, and should have experience in administration and finances. Please spread the word to help us find a fantastic new colleague!
Scientific Project Manager, Euro-BioImaging Statutory Seat, Turku Finland
We are hiring a Scientific Project Manager to be part of the operational leadership of Euro-BioImaging with special focus on contributing to the overall teamwork, especially in project management tasks for EU funded projects. The project topics may span from artificial intelligence applications in imaging to the study of infectious disease and cancer. The project consortia consist of leading research and research infrastructure organizations, offering a lively and dynamic environment. Join our great team!
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