Laboratory Technician position in IAG group and the Cybersecurity Group

Deadline for receipt of applications: September 14th 2023 23:59 AoE (15 September 2023, 13:59h Europe/Madrid Time)

The IAG group and the Cybersecurity Group at IMDEA Networks are looking for a Laboratory Technician to join their international research team. The candidate will assist the PIs in daily project management tasks. These include project reporting, consortium management and creation, seeking funding and research opportunities, group and research support, and engaging in tech transfer efforts and licensing.

What we offer:

The candidate will gain first-hand practical and research experience in enhancing and transferring-to-practice cutting-edge technology. It is an ideal opportunity for junior research assistants and engineers seeking gaining research management experience and skills in an international research environment.

Requirements:

– Bs.C. or Ms.C in Computer Science and any engineering discipline, international relations, business administration, economics or any related field.

– English language fluency is a must, both writing and speaking.

Desired skills:

• Experience in project and team management, preferably in research-oriented groups and institutions.
• Experience in team work.
• Good knowledge in the use of spreadsheets.
• Good knowledge of word processor software (e.g., Office) and presentation software (Powerpoint, Keynote).

To apply, please send your CV in English and your academic transcript to recruitmentinvestigo@imdea.org indicating “IAG-JP-RA” in the subject line.

Candidates must be aged between 16 and 29 and be enrolled as job seekers in the Spanish Employment Offices at the moment the contract is signed.

The evaluation of candidates CVs for this position will strictly follow a blind recruitment process, guaranteeing the principle of non-discrimination by any reason. All the documents submitted to the recruitment process will be dully anonymized.

Funded by the European Union – Next Generation EU and the Ministry of Employment and Social Economy of Spain through the Spanish Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan, in the framework of “Programa Investigo” call.