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Are you passionate about scientific project management in the field of advanced imaging? Would you like to contribute to an exciting new initiative at the European level? The Euro-BioImaging Bio-Hub hosted by EMBL is hiring a Scientific Project Manager to support the new Horizon Europe IMAGINE project, coordinated by EMBL.
Location: EMBL Heidelberg, Germany (Euro-Bioimaging Bio Hub)
Full time Position | Hybrid | 2.5 year contract
IMAGINE is an EC funded project coordinated by EMBL for developing and establishing “Next generation Imaging technologies to probe structure and function of biological specimen across scales in their natural context”.
The goal of this cross-disciplinary initiative is to develop next generation of scale-crossing imaging technologies needed to enable an integrated investigation of structure and function of biological systems, and to bring those technologies not only to highly specialized central facilities and standard laboratory models, but also out in the field, at Europe’s coastline and on the ocean. For achieving this goal, the IMAGINE consortium brings together leading European technology developing institutions, with leading industrial companies and the pan-European RIs in structural biology, bioimaging and marine biology.
Integrating the expertise and domains of the individual project partners, the IMAGINE project focuses on developing and integrating four major microscopy technologies: X-ray imaging, cryo electron microscopy, cryo and dynamic super-resolution microscopy and large volume intravital light microscopy. It furthermore develops the AI-powered image analysis and data integration/sharing capabilities.
The Euro-BioImaging Bio-Hub (EMBL) is coordinating the validation of the newly developed technologies, tools and workflows for service readiness in collaboration with Euro-BioImaging Nodes (WP7), setting up procedures for advanced training of Research Infrastructure staff on the developed technologies together with the project partner Instruct and EMBRC (WP10), and fostering Integration of the newly developed services in core facilities across European RIs (WP11).
The successful applicant will lead IMAGINE WP7 and WP11, and manage relevant aspects of the Euro-BioImaging operation, deliverable and milestones in the consortium, supporting Euro-BioImaging tasks related to project implementation through IMAGINE.
The successful applicant will be integrated into the international Bio-Hub and Hub team, working closely together with colleagues that are professionals in the fields of imaging technologies, project management, administration, communication & outreach, image data analysis and science policy. They will support the Head of Operations and the Director of the Bio-Hub at EMBL.
We are looking for a motivated self-starter with an open attitude towards new responsibilities and tasks. The successful applicant will have an intrinsic motivation to deliver, be well structured, rigorous and able to work independently. We welcome a creative, problem-solving colleague, who enjoys working in an international interdisciplinary team within a highly collaborative atmosphere.
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Contract length: 2,5 years
Salary: Grade 5 (monthly salary starting from 3.9k EUR after tax) + other paid benefits based on personal circumstances
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