Grant-Manager (f/m/x)

Place of work

Working time

The job position is available for full-time or part-time employment.

Contract limitations

Salary

Contact

Your contact for any questions you may have about the job:
Dr. Joachim Nöller (joachim.noeller@ufz.de)

Your application

Please submit your application via our online portal with your cover letter, CV (please omit your photo, age, or marital status) and relevant attachments.

Diversity and Inclusion

The UFZ has a strong commitment to diversity and actively supports equal opportunities for all employees regardless of their origin, religion, ideology, disability, age or sexual identity.
We look forward to applications from people who are open-minded and enjoy working in diverse teams.

Your tasks

The core tasks of the Grant-Manager include but are not limited to:

• Supporting, and managing the first grant-cohort at the UFZ
• Planning and implementation of cross-disciplinary seminars and workshops for the teams receiving grants
• Preparing the second call for proposals at the centre and organising the subsequent selection process
• Identifying potentially suitable topics and interested teams at the UFZ for future grant applications
• Supporting teams find partners for their grants: advising applicants and providing targeted support in identifying and approaching potential project partners
• Organisation of the evaluation of the second cohort, research and approach to potential reviewers
• Marketing: designing and implementing measures for communication, visibility, and positioning of the synthesis grants at the UFZ

We offer

• The opportunity to make a significant contribution to shaping a diverse and sustainable future together
• An exciting, secure workplace with varied tasks
• A comprehensive and high-quality
  programme for qualification and further education
• Flexible working hours and a wide range of options for balancing care responsibilities and work through our family office
• Competent support and advice for international colleagues arriving at the UFZ from the 'International Office'
• Special annual payment, capital-forming benefits and subsidised Germany Job Ticket
• A workplace in a vibrant region with a high life quality and social and cultural diversity

Your profile

• Completed Master’s degree in sustainability sciences, environmental sciences, governance, political or social sciences, or a comparable field
• Research experience in the field of biodiversity, environmental pollution, or resilient ecosystems
• Experience in stakeholder-specific synthesis and integration of scientific knowledge to identify actionable options or transformation pathways
  through previous work
• Experience in publishing high-level synthesis publications or white papers
• Structured and independent working style as well as strong planning and organisational skills
• Good proficiency in German and English, spoken and written
• Strong communication and teamwork skills in interdisciplinary research environment