Position Overview & Specifications
We are recruiting an experienced project manager to work on the EuPRAXIA Preparatory Phase Project and the MSCA EuPRAXIA Doctoral Network with Professor Carsten P Welsch.
You will contribute to the day-to-day administrative management of these projects, including ensuring their efficient implementation, building strong links with INFN as the project coordinator and other project partners. You will also contribute to event organisation and take a lead in the international communication of project outcomes. Establishing good media links and embedding project communication into the wider activities of Professor Welsch¿s research group and the physics department will be important.
You will have a degree (or equivalent qualification) or relevant professional experience and experience with management of large-scale projects, national and international funding bodies. A good command of English, experience working in international contexts and a PhD in physics, engineering or a related area are desirable.
The post is available on a fixed term basis until the end of March 2027.
The University has the right to close the vacancy early if it is deemed that there have been enough applications received
You will contribute to the day-to-day administrative management of these projects, including ensuring their efficient implementation, building strong links with INFN as the project coordinator and other project partners. You will also contribute to event organisation and take a lead in the international communication of project outcomes. Establishing good media links and embedding project communication into the wider activities of Professor Welsch¿s research group and the physics department will be important.
You will have a degree (or equivalent qualification) or relevant professional experience and experience with management of large-scale projects, national and international funding bodies. A good command of English, experience working in international contexts and a PhD in physics, engineering or a related area are desirable.
The post is available on a fixed term basis until the end of March 2027.
The University has the right to close the vacancy early if it is deemed that there have been enough applications received